Pana Township High School - My Diary Yearbook (Pana, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

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Myrna Hale D A, 1 Bi AfiYisiZQ . g. .Meghan sfzgqnight WFHWTXYVGJN X :fffl1 wif W fv ,. ff ' fbwwq ffg W ay -WKF9 wVJ3 W,5, MA NfE,:wfv,, by BX we W gjgf f wAWP - I XNIXNNJJ VPa5l17lI11iois ijyfjig wm 1 at ,ffm The purpose of the 1948 Panorama is to recall the happenings of this school year. It would be impossible to record everything that has happened, but We hope that the events We have chosen, represent the typical school year and bring to mind many pleasant memories. Perhaps you will remember your first classes at P.T'.H.S., the thrilling football and basketball games, your part in a play, or your date for the Iunior-Senior Prom. As you reliv-e these moments of the past, may your memories be even richer than the experiences th-emselves. fgjfkwl Pano Township Hioh School Q, W.- -' 2. I fx. THE OLD BUILDING AFTER A SNOWSTORM. THE NEW BUILDING AT THE BEGINNING OF SCHOOL IN SEPTEMBER. A iw f ' sr WNW ENTRANCE TO THE GYM ON THE NIGHT OF THE PANA-TAYLORVILLE GAME OF THE REGIONAL TOURNAMENT. 3 if -:N ifaffj N XQfQ,fhlf1fD D WW exif ,we O W LIJMWJJMU g adv C Lfvu .L ij, 3 ... '4j0C 2150 Qi if . 1 h e i r Class of Q948 prom edicaies his j fVV1,b4,-J thiwghth editio of th Panoram5 to yo ' J- I I '- If ' A :K ' ' fl Q !4,rt - , ,' are w Y ee e . I A x I -' : f IHSYVV' efy in l ' J , f 1 r ' Q 'L' - eo Y ur co e .com let ess, ' ,,.. 4 i 1 4, l !,ff.:v. 4.. Q4 f'. ' i Q1 f f 3 I ' 'f ' ' I ' vry, I I if 1 Iu . 1 x fli-V I 1 L,1,ulJ,4f1J-4fxQ75 5 M Q f f I J 974 H- C,d,XXf1fllJ .,Lf1fU ' inf ' Mf2J M ' : D I l K www x 1 ,wwfw - will MAJ J -41 f A ' Y - .-A- -A -, 1l' 'A' SIM , , Xl, v I I 1' I I I 1 ' N if I , 1 1 I 1' 5 A A LA Ex, D , J, 3 A .,, Jvfcvwfg l A ' 'IZMZ' M l JQUJV J 9f'f 6 Q ' -FIT l ADMINISTRATION ,Jfcf?1,4fwWa,f4f1,6,Mf . ff ,Vt iw School Board. . Faculty . . Classes , l ' ' l phd ' r ATHLETICS , Varsity . . Intramural df I bk if 1 I1 A i n ACTMTIES l Drama . . Music . . Service Clubs ,wad f I ' l ,gw l 5417 ,A -5? . ' .- ffl - -My r Q Q gQ f3 2 5? Y QE MQ I X s ? wifi? S Ffwiwifi 3 5 5 QQQXSQSQQ QLQ df FQ! 33595 QQQBUQQQUHEHD . .. aff a 'f MR. BRUMMETT AUCTIONING P.T.H.S. PENNANTS TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER IN A WEDNESDAY ASSEMBLY. BUHHD UF EDUCHTU Left io Right: Mr Metzger, Mr, Sieqert, Mr. Brummett, Principolg Mr. Groll, President Mr, Slater, Secretcryg Mr. Barber. Imogene Curry Secretory to Mr. Brummewit PHIHCIPHL . . . FHCULTU RAY D. BRUIVIMETT, B.S., M.A. Principal S.l,N.U., University of Chicago, University of illinois Algebra ll, Solid Geometry Charles D. Kemp, B.S., M.S. Helen G. Qqloughlinl B.Ed. Assistant Principal Dean of Girls University of lllinois, University of lvlichiaan KGDSGS State Teucheriyy Cdomdo State Bioloay, Cliemifztrv Teacliersf, Denver University Homvconiina Chairman, Senior Class Commercial Enalish IV, Sliortliand l, ll Sponsor Typina ll FHCUHU Vemon A. Anderson, B.Ed., M.S. Sparta, Illinois S,I.N.U., University of Michigan. General Science, Geography. Assistant Football Coach, Freshman Class Sponsor, Librarian. Charles C. Bain, B.S., M.S. Litchfield, Illinois University of Illinois. Vocational Agriculture PFA. Adviser. Eleanor Ann Burhorn, B.Ed. Breese. Illinois l.S.N.U., Washington University. American History, Civics, Economics. Librarian, Library Club Mary Mildred Cornish Bowling Green, Missouri Kirksville State Teachers' College. Physical Education. Cheerleaders, G.A.A., Girls' Major Letter Club, Panther Club. Iohn Dickerson, B.Ed., M.M. Marshall, Illinois E.I,S,T.C., Indiana University, Conn-Voca- tional School. Band, Choir, Glee Club, Music Theory. Music Club, Orchestra, Music Patrons' Club. Mervin Hainline, B.Ed. Minier. Illinois l.S.N.U., Denver University. Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Law, Sales, Assistant Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach. E. I. Harrison, B. S. Collinsville. Illinois Rose Polytechnic Institute, Washington Uni- versity, Iowa State College. Industrial Arts. Maribeth S. Knight, I-LB. Virginia, Illinois Culver-Stockton College, University of Wis- consin. English III, IV. Editorial Adviser of Panorama. FHCULIU Alta M. Meier, B.S., M.A. Shipman, Illinois Blackburn Colleae, University of Illinois, University of Colorado, Algebra I, Commercial Arithmetic, English II, Plane Geometry. Conservation Club, Stage Crew. Ewald Metzger, B.Ed. Rochelle, Illinois S.I.N.U., Columbia University. Physical Education, World History. Athletic Director, Boys' Major Letter Club Eleanor Neuhoff. B.S., M.S. Belleville, Illinois Bradley University, University of Illinois, Iowa State College, Colorado State College Northwestern University. Foods. Co-Sponsor of F.H.A, I Fern Elizabeth Sawyer, A.B. Carlinville, Illinois University of Illinois, Feaain School of Dra- matics. English I, II, Spanish II. Director of Dramatics, Mask and Wig, Na- tional Thespians, Christmas Vespers Chair- man. Lily Ann Walters, B.Ed. Hindsboro, Illinois EI.S.T.C. Clothing, Dietetics. Co-Sponsor of F.H.A. Mary Alice Stewart, B.Ed. Waggener, Illinois E.I.S.T.C. Commercial Arithmetic, Typing. Business Adviser of Panorama. Eleanor Winget, A.B.. M.A. Pennville. Indiana Indiana University, University of Wisconsin, University of Michigan, University Of South- ern California. English II, Latin I, II. Greeters, Iunior Class Sponsor. G. Wayne Yonker. B.S. Blue Mound, Illinois Iames Millikin University, University of Wichita, Stout Institute. Business Training, Commercial Arithmetic, Physics. Motion Picture Crew, Sophomore Class Sponsor. H77 Mr. Bain, Agriculture diss Cornish. Hecilih Mr. Harrison. Industrial 'Axis 'T' X Miss O'Loughlin Advanced Typing 94. A 9 XS, Algebra I Mxss Meier, Coach Metzger P. EI. Class Miss Neuhoff Foods l 92 .5 Miss Sawyer English I , ..- gs. Miss Stewart Typing I Miss Walters Clothing nv' Mr. Yonker. Physics Y .1 Senior Ufficers . Ii.,lq.xII Vxcf?-Prfzsldmut, Fr-11 Suk Tw-'11:w1rrHrg Iumff.: AI-'x,x:1cI+. Pm.:1dQr1Ig Nr Kmmpv flu 4',' Svfvrmsor, H Hold C111 flew:-' COMMITTEES RING COMMITTEE INVITATION COMMITTEE Lcft lo Right: If-.ww Hcwvlf-y, I'I1f,TIVJI I Fcfxlfsz, Left to Right: N-,mcv Slmrgw- AIV1 Ii mx f. 1:1'-J UM wwf Slllrl'-v H111 Ulm.: Mctxql-1. Ifdwuri Kwcdnr, H1c1:q'd Fvxzlwr Not in Piciure: Roxnlvrz SXITTXIYI-'I 'T1? CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Left Io right: 5?E111'If-'J Iliff, Cwrclvrm Prf-.::1f-Il, I-ef! I0 fight: CIIOVIH-1 BUTTON MUTGIG VVOSIYTG I :wr P' :1. W wzzf- I5'N1:v-V PIIVIUO M G L I fl C mt 1, I,.f.wf, Rowley, Icvcv M3 ion H SEHIUll'S REIIIIHISIIEHUES To you, Pana High. we, the Class of 1948, would like to dedicate our farewell message. We first came to you, ninety-nine strong, on September 4, 1944. Fresh from grade school, we felt excited as we passed through your doors that first day as students of P. T. H. S.- yes, excited, but also a little frightened. Your now familiar lockers, halls, and classrooms, were all new and strange to us then, and the sight of your thronging crowds of upper-class- men, surging through the halls, knowing where to go and what to do, contributed to our feeling of aloneness. But you soon remedied that feeling. The friendly atmosphere created by your faculty and students rapidly spread to include us and to welcome us. We were asked to, and did, participate in many of your sponsored activi- ties, and it was not long until the class of '48 had well established itself within your sphere. That year we went to our first Homecoming: participated in our first football and basketball games, and track meets, sponsored our first pep meetingp went to our first music contest: and acted in our first school play. We never before realized that school could be so much fun, but we soon learned that this was to be just the beginning. The next year we returned to you as veter- ans-sophomores already! Being used to your ways, we immediately plunged into school life again. You opened new activities to us that year. The Panther Club included us in its membership for the first time. More positions were available to us on the Panorama Staff, which we ably filled. Some of our boys were placed on the varsity squads of your athletic teams and whole-heartedly fought for the Or- ange and Blue. That was the year we saw you earn your berth in the Sweet Sixteen tournament for the first time in your history. As junior Dramatic members we participated in several plays, some of us already being sea- soned troopers from the year before. A few of us were asked to help decorate your gym for the Homecoming Dance and others to serve punch at the junior-Senior Prom. Watching that prom from the stage and the Wishing Well we could hardly wait until the next year when we too would be allowed to attend that gala affair. It was not long before the next year rolled around, and we came back to you as full- fledged upper-classmen. As juniors, we were offered new opportunities by you, and we took advantage of every one of them. That was the year we gave our first three act play, Laven- dar and Old Lace, and we were justifiably proud of the success of our efforts. We joined the Greeters, National Thespians, Mask and Wig, the Major Letter Clubs which, for the first time, were open to us. Most of the positions on the Panorama Staff were filled by us juniors, and more of our classmates played on the athletic varsity squads than ever before. We started to raise the money to pay for our junior- Senior Pr'om soon after school started that year, and it was not long before we were working diligently to make it a huge success. The result of all our labors was the transformation of your gym into a beautifully glistening Winter Won- derland. We left with you at the end of our third year many happy memories, but knowing that the best was yet to come. And come it didl Eighty-two of us returned to you last Septemberg returned to our biggest, best, most important year here-and our 'lastl As seniors, we capably filled our offices and important positions in your organizations. Our boys composed the backbone of your athletic teams and helped to win for you a first place trophy in both basketball and foot- ball, besides the ones which were won in tour- nament competition. Reynold Alde brought further basketball honors to you when his ex- ceptional playing ability earned him a position on the Chicago Daily News All-State first five. Myrna Hale, our Homecoming Queen, reigned over the annual Thanksgiving Homecoming Dance for which we decorated your gym with autumn leaves and pumpkins. This year, it was our turn to be the guests at the junior- Senior Prom, and we had a wonderful time dancing under your transformed garden of Moonlight and Roses. Before leaving you, we would like to present to your student body our 1948 Panorama, which we sincerely hope is a credit to our class and to you. So now our years with you have come to an end, and we must bid our final farewell. The four years we have spent here have been the happiest, the most wonderful period of our lives. We shall never forget you, Pang High, and please try to remember us when we are gone. v -Rosalyn Summer CIS: 'I SEHIUH LEHUERS Alde Downs Virginia Downs Editor of Panorama Valedictorian Myrna Hale Business Manager of Panorama Homecoming Queen Winner of D. A, R. Award i Reynold Alde Basketball Captain Charles Downs Football Captain Downs Hale Kwedar Sharpe 44 16 v Edward Kwedar Salutatorian Nancy Sharpe Winner of Delta Theta Tau Scholarship Reynold Alde lunior Class Vice-President, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Baskebtball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Major Letter Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, A Cappella Choir l, 2, Treasurer 2, Iunior Dramatics 1 Charles Bolton Vespers 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Greeters 3, 4, Staae Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Dramatics l, 2, Mask and Wiq 3, 4, National Thes- pians 3, 4, Now That April's Here 2, New School for Wives 3, Homecomina Committee 4. Iames Alexander Senior Class President, lntramur- al 3, 4, Vespers 4, National Thes- pians 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Lavender and Old Lace 3, Seven Chances 3, Suaar and Spice 4. lack Bryson Intramural 3, 4, Ticket Takers 4. Barbara Austin GAA. l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Board 4, Panther Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Girls' Major Letter Club 4, Band l, Vespers 3, Make-Up Crew 3, lunior Dramatics l, 2, Mask and Wia 3, 4. Samuel Buck Band 1, Music Club 3, 4, President 4, Vespers l, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Con- servation Club l, 2, Treasurer 2, National Honor. HSTAND AND HGUT 4172 Harold Call Pre'-1:liman Class Treasurer, Sen- ior Class Secretary, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Maior Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3 Paul Crawford Sophomore Class Vice-President, Football l, 2, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Major Letter Club 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Student Director 3, Peo Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Music Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vefspers l, 2, 3, A Cap- pella Choir l, National Thespians 3, 4, Lavender and Old Lace 3. RAISE A CHEER FOR Donnabelle Carlier GAA. 3, 4, G,A.A. Board 4, Pan- ther Club 3, Conservation Club 4, Mask and Wia 3. Ioseph DeWilde Intramural 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 2, 3, Lavender and Old Lace 3. 4182 Charles Castle Football 1, Intramural 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Rotha Dickey Panther Club 3, 4, Vespers 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, FHA, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, Vice-President 4, Library Club 3, President 3, Greeters 3, 4, lunior Dramatic l, 2, Homecomina Committee 2, 3, National Honor. s X 5 A 'E QUR ORANGE Sara Diefenthaler GAA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Panther Club 3, 45 Band l5 Vespers 35 FHA. 45 Greeters 45 Make-Up Crew 2, 3, 45 lunior Dramatics l, 25 Mask and Wia 3, 45 National Thespians 35 45 Seven Chances 3. Carolyn Drain GAA. 3, 45 GAA. Board 45 Band Z, 3, 45 FHA. l, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Conservation Club 4. tl, 'Tv Q, 7 'N 5 352 :Jw .3 tv- in A D BLUE Charles Downs Freshman Class President Foot ball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Basket ball l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Major Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Treas urer 35 Vespers 35 lunior Dra matics l. David Elliott Attended Oconee l-liah School l 2, 3. Summer School Graduate. e192 dt. .gstf?2j4+ ie. Virginia Downs Sophomore Class Secretary! Treasurer5 GAA. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 45 GAA. Board 2, 3, 45 Panther Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Major Letter Club 3, 45 Panorama Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 45 Vespers 2, 3, 45 Library Club lj Make-Up Crew 2,3545 lunior Dramatics l, 25 Mask and Wia 3, 45 National Thespians 3, 45 Tell the Truth Dear l5 Now That April's Here 25 Lavender and Old Lace 35 Homecominq Committee 2, 35 National Honor. I ames Endris Intramural 3, 45 Band l, 2, 35 Music Club l, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir l, 25 Motion Picture Crew l, 2, 35 4. Io Ann Fink GAA. l, 2, 3, 4, Panther Club 3, 4, Library Club 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, I '.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4. Elmer Gruen Attended Rosamond Hiah School l, 2, FFA. 3, 4, Richard Fogler Freshman Class Vice-President, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Z, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Boys' Major Letter Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Vespers 3, Home- cominq Committee 3, Invitation Committee 4, Rina Committee 4. Myrna Hale Sophomore Class President, Iun- ior Class President, G.A.A, l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Board 2, 3, 4, Panther Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Major Letter Club 3, 4, Panorama Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manaqer 4, Vespers l, 2, 3, 4, Make-Up Crew 2, 3, 4, Iunior Dramatics I, Z, Secretary-Treas- urer 2, Mask and Wiq 3, 4, Na- tional Thespians 3, 4, Tell the Truth Dear 1, Now That April's Here 2, Lavender and Old Lace 3, I-Iomecomina Queen, Homecomina Committee 3, Na- tional I-Ionor. Norma Gruber G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Board 4, Panther Club 3, 4, Vespers 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Conservation Club 4, Greeters 4, Mask and Wiq 3, 4, Alva Harrison Track 3, Vespers 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, Conservation Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Greeters 3, 4, Motion Picture Crew 1, 2, Mask and Wiq 3, 4, President 4, Na- tional Thespians 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Lavender and Old Lace 3, Seven Chances 3, Suqar and Spice 4, Invitation Committee 4, National I-Ionor, FIELD AND FLOGR 'W Gun.. 15.- K c 'X is Donald Havrilka Football 45 Manaqer l, 2, 35 Bas- ketball Manaqer 1, 2, 35 Intra- mural 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track Manaqer 3, 45 Boys' Major Letter Club 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Music Club 3, 45 Vespers 35 Greeters 3, 45 Motion Picture Crew 2, 35 Iunior Dramat- ics 2. Shirley Hill G.AA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Panther Club 3, 45 Panorama Staff 45 Music Club 45 Vespers l, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 FHA. 2, 3, 4, Proaram Chairman 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Greeters 35 lun- ior Dramatics l, 25 Mask and Wiq 3, 45 Cao and Gown Committee 45 Rina Committee 4. Lorraine Hilbert GAA. l, Z, 3, 45 Panther Club 2, 35 Vespers 3, 45 F.l-lA. l, Z, 3, 45 Make-Up Crew l, 2, 35 Iunior Dra- matics 15 Mask and Wiq 3, 4. Marian Hitchcock Attended Rosamond Hiah School l, 2, 35 Mask and Wia 45 National Thespians 4. DUTY CALLS US ,LX Donald Hill Football Manaqer l, 25 Intramural l, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Major Letter Club 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2. Rodell Huddleston Attended Oconee Hiah School I, 2, 3. Summer School Graduate. X AA TO ,HOW OUR COLOR TRUE Phyllis Huffmaster Baml 25 A Cappella Choir 45 Fl-l. A l, 25 lurmior Dramatics l, 25 llomecomina Committee 2, 3 Carolina Kehias G A A 35 Panther Club 35 A Cap- pella Choir 35 Vespers l, 2, 35 l7'.H.A, l, 2, 35 Make-Up Crew 25 luruor Dramatics l, 25 Mask and Wia 35 A'l.avencler and Old Lace 3 Barbara Ingold GAA. l, 2, 3, 45 Vespers l, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 35 Library Club 4. Kenneth Kennedy Football lg Intramural 45 Baseball 2, C4 222 Iona Iones FHA, l. F rank Kinderman FPA. 45 Motion Picture Crew l, 2 3, 45 Ticket Takers Z. l,- X ft, t Wil rlllmllll We IN STAN AN A Cappella Choir 35 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Conservation Club 2, Iunior Dra- matics 2. Paul Lees Intramural 4, Baseball 25 Track 3 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 3, 4, vicel President 3, Secretary 4, Conser- vation Club 3, 4, Library Club 4 Staae Crew 1, Z, 3, 4, Iunior Dra: matics l, 2, Mask and Wiq 3, 4, National Thespians 3, 4, HQUT Edward Kwedar Vespers l, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir l, 2, 45 Conservation Club 2, 3, 4, Greeters 4, Iunior Dramat- ics l, 2, Mask and Wiq 4, National Thespians 45 Now That April's Here Z, Invitation Committee 45 National Honor, Charles Lesko Football 3, 4, Basketball Manaqer 2, 3, 4, Intramural 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2 3 e239 . I, 1 ,Y .X lt X' E 'lu Ronald Lebon Band l, 2, 3, 4. Patricia McGrath Attended Lebanon Community Hiqh lg Maid of Honor, Homecom- ina Committee 4. Fa' fi' ff HQ, 1' V-I 'QV ,.s,,A3f,5 my Q YI- Wk: f? 3 1 ff M,fwg11QWh W N' a wt - Q ,meggzgfi ' ,bw Eg. mpgs 'is , u u ' u Q.: . ,- Q . zz. fd. l ' e 2rf?l3f'3' 'Q wut, .fly-J.. 4, 1: Q . , ,A E 6 1 Betty Io Morrison A Cappella Choir 4, Library Club 4. Elfriedcx Poppen FHA. 4, Vespers l, 4, A Cappella Choir 4. FOR OUR TEA I oseph Perry Attended Wilminaton Hiah School 1, Oconee Hiqh School 2, 3. Bernice Presnell G.A.A. 2, Panorama Staff 3, Ves- pers 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Conservation Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Greeters 3, 4, National Honor. Iohn Pfau Attended San lacinto Hiah School, Houston, Texas, l, 2, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Intramural 3, Track 3, 4, Boys' Major Letter Club 4, National Thespians 3, 4, Ever Since Eve 3, Once Upon a Christmas 3, Cap and Gown Committee 4, National Honor. Carolyn Presnell Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Music Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Ves- pers l, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Make-Up Crew 3, 4, lunior Dra- matics l, 2, Mask and Wiq 3, 4, Vice-President 4, National Thes- pians 3, 4, The Bird on Nellie's Hat 2, Lavender and Old Lace 3, Maid of Honor, Cap and Gown Committee 4, Homecomincl Com- mittee 2, National Honor. Charles Rakers Attended Oconee 1-liqh School l, 2, 3. I esse Rowley Attended Robinson Township High School 1, Football Z, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Gr- chestra Z, 3, 4, Music Club 3, 4, Vespers 3, Lavender and Old Lace 3, Homecomina Committee 4, Rina Committee 4. Robert Roland Iunior Class Secretary, Senior Class Vice-President, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketbal 1, 2, 3, Intra- mural 4, Baseball 2, Track 1, Z, Boys' Major Letter Club 3, 4, President 4, Panorama Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Pep Band 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Vespers 3, 4, .Iunior Dra- matics 1, 2, National Honor. Thomas Rowley Football 2, 4, Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Boys' Maior Letter Club 4, Ticket Takers 4. 4426: PASSING BY Harold Rosenberg A Cappella Choir 1, Library Club 1, 2, Ticket Takers 4. Albert Rust Attended Corwith Consolidated Hiqh School 1, 2, Vespers 4, A Cappella Choir 4. T0 GI E THE FIGHT Annabelle Sarver Alfred Sennezy G.A,A. 2, 3, 4, F.l-LA. l, 2, Greeters lroolbcll li lnlmmurcll 2' 31 4: 3, 4, Iunior Dramatics l, 2, BQ-md ll 2' 3' 4: pep Bond 21 3. Wilma Shuman Geneva Sims Vespers l, A Cappella Choir 4. Vespers l, F.l'l,A. l, 2. K27B7 Qi- Nancy Sharpe G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, G.A.A. Board 4, Panther Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Major Letter Club 3, 4, Vespers 2, 3, 4, Make-Up Crew l, 2, 3, Iunior Dramatics l, 2, Mask and Wia 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Nation- al Thespians 3, 4, Lavender and Old Lace 3, Suaar and Spice 4, Maid of Honor, Invitation Com- mittee 4, Fiinq Committee 4. Frederick Sisk Senior Class Treasurer, lntramur- al 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Greeters 4. Virginia Slater Iunior Class Treasurer, GAA. l, 2, 3, 4, GA.A Board 2, 3, 4, Pan- ther Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Maior Letter Club 3, 4, Panorama Staff 3, Vespers 3, 4, Make-Up Crew 2, 3, lunior Dramatics l, 2, Vice- President 2, Mask and Wia 3, 4, National The-spians 3, 4, President 4, Tell the Truth Dear l, Now That April's Here 2, Lavender and Old Lace 3, Suaar and Spice 4, Maid of Honor, National Honor Rosalyn Summer GA A. l, 2, 3, 4, Panther Club 3, 4, Panorama Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Con- servation Club l, Library Club 2, Greeters 3, 4, Make-UD Crew l, 2, 3, 4, Tell the Truth Dear l, 'iLav- ender and Old Lace 3, New School for Wives 3, Invitation Committee 4, National Honor. Wilna Slater Attended Oconee Hiah School 1, 2, Panther Club 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Mask and Wia 3, 4, National Thespians 3, 4. Wayne Swiney Vespers l, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Conservation Club l, Staqe Crew 1, 2, Cap and Gown Committee 4. Ioyce Sphar GAA. l, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 4, FHA. 1, 2, Conservation Club 4, Iunior Dramatics l, 2. Doreen Tarvin Withdrawn, not araduated. GI E THE MIGHT Gu, Iohn Thum Football 4, lntramural 3, 4, Boys' Major Letter Club 4, Vespers l, 2, A Cappella Choir l, 2, PFA. 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Greeters 3, Motion Picture Crew l, 2, 3, 4, Ticket Takers l. Betty Wood PHA. l, 2, Greeters 3, 4. FOR OUR OLD Laura Trelz GAA. l, Z, 3, GAA. Board 2, 3, Vespers l, 2, 3, Library Club 4, Margie Woolard Freshman Class Secretary, GAA. l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, GAA. Board 2, 3, 4, Panther Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Major Letter Club 3, 4, Panorama Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Vespers 3, 4, Greeters 3, 4, Make- Up Crew l, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Dramat- ics 1, 2, Mask and Wia 3, 4, Na- tion Thespians 3, 4, Tell the Truth Dear l, Lavender and Old Lace 3, Homecomina Committee 4. lack West lntramural 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Ticket Takers 4. Barbara Yonker GAA. l, 2, 3, 4, Panther Club 3, 4, Panorama Stott 3, 4, Vespers l, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, PHA. 1, Library Club l, Greeters 3, 4, Make-Up Crew 2, 3, 4, Iunior Dra- matics l, 2, Mask and Wiq 3, 4, National Thespians 3, 4, lust Seventeen 2, Now That April's Here 2, Lavender and Old Lace 3, New School for Wives 3, Suqar and Spice 4, Home- comina Committee 2, National Honor. 'G- F - SUIHIHER SCHUUL GHHDUHTES Lyle Boley Harry McGavic Library Club 4. Summer School Intramural 4, Ticket Takers 4. Graduate. Summer School Graduate. Barbara Suter GAA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Major Lel- ter Club 4g Vespers 1, 25 A Cap- pella Choir 4, Conservation Club 3, 4, Library Club 4, Mask and Wig 4. ANA HIGH RAHI RAHI C302 . wi nz, A .PX bv HHTIUHHL HUHUR Samuel Buck Virginia Dovsms Rotha Dickey Myma Hale .Et Alva Harrison Edward Kwedar Iohn Pfau Berruce Presnell Carolyn Presnell xy' Robert Roland Virginia Slater Rosalyn Summer Barbara Yonker . J , , ,MI,5'3fjI Junluns Wk I ' I . I Q My I Top Row: I. Banning, S. Bontner, L. Bcxrry, H. Becker, H. Bolton, I. Burzolosky, Lf' ' ' 3 K I , , . - . P Burzolosky I Burdzllou kos fl Fifth Row: M. Burdzilcruskcxs, N. Burdzilouskos, M. Cerven, B. Culberson, D. Culley, B. Cunningham, I. Cvengros, E. Dovis, M. Dovis. Fourth Row: I. Diefentholer, W. Dionne, I. Dowell, A. Dudrcr, I, Dudro, P, Dunn, I. Eggermczn, B. Ellioii, I. Emison. Third Row: N. Endris, K. Flemming, R. Forsythe, N. Fronkenfeld, E. Gibson L. Giffen, D. Gingrey, W. Gruen, W. Holbrook. Second Row: R. Hcmson, S, Hcrrmon, S. Harris, W. Howker, P. Heintzrnon I. Henderson, R. Henderson, W. Hish, P. Ieweit. Bottom Row: C. Ioley, C. Iones, W. Kennedy, I. Kindermon, D. Kinsey, W Kronshogen, M. Lees, W. Lynch, I. Lynch. x7 ,ZCYC ' ,Sf ' , f- AQ Q Q C CQ Kfif dk K S4 Top Row: R. Mcliltresh, D. McNeese, M. Magness, M. Maisch, M. Maisc , I. Maninfior, K. Meachurn, M. Moore, R. Mosely. Fifth Row: P. Myers, S. Pastor, G. Petit, W. Presnell, I. Price, W. Reitz, M. Rider G Rogers, N. Rudow. Fourth Row: G. Schloz, E. Schmitz, I. Schnute, I. Schnute, E. Scoles, I. Seiler G. Sermezy, I. Seymour, L. Smith. Third Row: B. Sphar, D. Stahulalc, F. Stanton, I. Sullivan, M. Tappero, D Temmen. Second Row: H. Tetley, M. Thomas, I. Trells, D. Watford, D. Warren, L Washburn. Bottom Row: L. Watson, R. Willhouse, M. Wilson, M. Woolard, T. Woolard G. Zahradka. Inset: Miss Winget, Sponsor, N. Rudow, Treasurer, W. Dionne, Vice-President, H. Tetley, President. Not in Picture: W. Lynch, Secretary. 1 32 .f-' fx- SUPHUIIIUHES Top Row: M Aldfvrlzon, G Alexander, B Anderson S Barber, M Bartow, D Beeson, H l?ontlirm,:, H Beyerts, D, Buck, Sixth Row: lf Caldwell, I, Castle, I, ClialIant, D Cothern, D Culberson, M DeBorr, R Dtlley S Drake, I Fdwardaa Fifth Row: H lfrszele, D Fllrott, If Fndrizs, D Fink, E Fitzgerald, M Fought, A, Frailey, S Freeman, M Freilaa Fourth Row: I Frtbley, D Frencli, lf F1,mderburk,N Garber, B Garrett, R Gordon, S Hall, 'l' Harlow, M Harmon, Third Row: W Havrillca, I Hendrrclcfs, I Hielsclier, W. Hilton, H. Hizsh, B. Honore, N. Honore I llrabalc, C Hubbard. Second Row: M Hutteza, R Ioclcson, R Iolinson, W, Iohnson, R. Kazsten, M Keelina, G Keliia: N Kennfvrly, M, Kinsey, Bottom How: O Klem, G Koontz, D Kron:sl1agen,T KrOn:sl'1aqen,B Lape, R Lebon,I LeDuQ I Mr'Drarrnitl1,T McGrath SllPHUlllUllES Top Row: D. Mclntire, B Mclfittriclc, ll Motliios, B Moycrolt, R. Metlieney L Micliool, M Moore, C Munie, G, Neece Sixth Row: B Newcomb, M, Niclils, D Polmer, R Polmer, lt Parkinson, P Pastor, ID, Pen ninoton, B. Poteet, l Presnell Fifth Row: M Rc1lston,L ReC1tliertord,R Reese, F Rudow, M Scl1oler,W SCl1olQr,K Sflioper A Sclimitz, l, Shanks Fourth Row: R. Schultze, l-3, Siegert, M Sisk, R Smitli , R Splior, lb Spinner, S. Stolots, R Staples, li, Suey, Third Row: l. Swiney, R Toylor, V Taylor, C Trovis, M. Trelz, W Trelz, F Truxell, M, Truxoll R, Ukerio Second Row: l. Vits, I Vits, L Wogener, lvl Wollor, C. Webb, l Weddle Bottom Row: W Weers, l West, D Wheeler, N. Wirey, l Woool, l Ziinrriermon INSET: ll Culberson, Secretory-Treasurer, l. Cliollorit, Vice-President, Mr. Yonker, Sponsor B. Lupe, President xl -, K. 0 - - fv'-'V FRESHIIIEH Top Row: li Allen, lb. Allen, G Allen, M. Bcxnninq, G. Bedcxr, I. Beyers, D Blond, F. Blond Sixth Row: H liryason, R. Bnerarlier, M Burrizilcxusskcizl, I, Coll, P. Cerveri, K, Chriutin A Clrrlntner, ll Clrrifatner, K. Cloe Fifth Row: li Cloce, M Clutter, D. Cooper, B. Cothern, B. Davis, H Deere, S. Denton, D Dmff-ntlmlur, If. Dllley. Fourth Row: I7 Dorn, N. Dresscllc, D. Dudrci, B Dunn, I Fitzgerald, D Gootley, A Goettlq, I Grwilnfrr, D, Henri:-1 Third Row: I llcirbert, D l-lurrifs, R I-lotcher, B. Hovrilko, N. Hill, I. l-lorsthernke, I. lngold, I lnrnon, M lnmcn, Second Row: H Iones, R Kclcnlr, I. Keelinq, E. Kelly, D. KieIling, R. Kindermcrn, I. Kinsey, M Klee, H. Klvlri. Bottom Row: V. Kolesar, M. Laker, P. Laker, G. Laughlin, L, Low, C. Lebon, B. Lebon, lf Lrrlvon, I Lesko. i '77 ,nf Q? i E7 Q-'4 FHESHHIEII Top Row: R Loqisdon, F. Longworth, T. Manuel, M Matthews, I3 Mottslrer, IU Miller, M. Millps A. Mitcliell, N. Mizeur. Sixth Row: I Mosely, D Mount, C. Mount, ll Myerpa, TD Nieliart, R O'FSrien, G, Palinf-r', VV Pavulak, L. Petty. Fifth Row: T. Phillips, R. Polk, C. Pope, I. Preisnell, R Puckett, R Randle, R Rider, R Roclirwrd R Roqerwa. Fourth Row: V. Rust, ll Ryan, G. Sanders, R Scholz, W. Sharpe, W. Short, I Singer, C Suk B Spinner. Third Row: I. Spinner, D. Stanberry, ID Stanton, G Stoneburner, H Stonehurner, W Sullivan M Sutcr, A. Teinrnen, A Tipsfword. Second Row: L. Turner, B. Vanus, D. Voudrie, E Voudrie, T. Walker, I Wallace Bottom Row: C. Waghburn, K, Wilhour, VV Withern, I Wolfe, L Woori, R Wrmht Inset: R. Buezacher, Vice-President, Mr. Anderson, Sponaor, I Morsely, Treansurer, W. Withrfrn President, Iackie Call, Secretary. WM wuwvfku-fwd www ,cr,.,V1pf,mu.J, . J+Wau, MM4ZfL'-L-wWf fP'?U ., gmt!!-fW'3,'fMJQyh, LQ!t .ffuo-4,5 'K-J..Zn9l.AgJ . 5z,,,,-,ac-I fi fl!--Lui? vfbkfpcxxf Qf7 J,JQL -Y4cLv1,J M3 'AZVL2 7 fa f 8 ' 'WZQLO iiffflif Y7 pwfmbf, Qffud. fa! I, f 1+ +4-ff -MQ ,CAV ,JLAQJC3 .2062 ,AV S HHl :X STH: -' gi ip! f -if v . My P xx.: W ' 1 XX W , X. A 5 - 1 4 ..x- 5 .tl -.L Txzikk, . , . xM.:w'... Q 0 9 '61-'Jr Lf L. ll -v' '2!'AY37x,sqv mv.-.nw -0...- ' U .. vm ,x M B A Q li X w Q., A c .5 19, - fag 1- a A ? Q S 1 Q Back Row: Coach Metzger, C. Lesko, ll, Fogler, I. Cvenqros, I. Shanks, I. Pfam, R, Alde, 'l' Rowley, I. lliiirn, C folwy, H Roland, C occli Hamline, Coach Anderson. Middle Row: I3 lloviilka, I, Clicrltant, Cv. Zaliradko, C Rogers, W. Dionne, I. Price, I. Kinclermcm, H Bricker, H Coll, I. Howley, Front How: Mqr. lt Elliott, I Lyn cli, N Rudow, M, Maiscli, C Downs, D. Culley, H Iockson, I. Seilex, B Lcrfe, H Mosvly, Mqi, D Cotliern. 'Rr-n' cotilll fill ony position in the lmvkfmld .md oluo did mont of the lcickino. A.: one of the best open field blockers ond on ci tonnotcli line backer on defense, he wo.: voted tlie most valuable player in the L'0llffllFxllCf5 Cullum mentor linlf-book, who Won vote-d the moat voluoble player by his teotn rrmtngs, writ: also the leodinq scorer in the Mirl-Stain Conference A140 brecikwcry run- ner lie wir.: mnono the best Coach Metzger and a Benlcl player helping Culley oft the field in the Pana-Benld game. tl. H ld Ald H ld C ll eyno e U aro D Z Jf Q WW J Wm' t Call runs for a touchdown in the ' 5 .M M Pana'Tuylorville game. .buf M Q7: :aliases moment for thosegpthp , .ne Qlbgf j f 5 , Ki rm c own ' the .lf P -Decatur game. Z Alde runs tor a touchdown in the Pana-Taylorville game. A scene from the annual pep meeting before the Pana-Tay- lorville game. The Lions entertain the football heroes. It must have been funnyl 436141, WM ' L The Bos Major Letter Club from ! in the Labor Day parade. ' l Andy boasts of HIS football days. I Another scene from the Pana-De- f catur game. , , Captain Charlie Downs and Coach ,5 I Metzger at the pep meeting before e' 4 the Taylorville game. Paul Crawford Charles Downs Fritz was a late :starter this year, but he was able to take over a line position for the last three aarnes 01 the season and become a one-year letterrnan. Chuck, Captain of the Panthers, was a versatile player in both line and backfield work. He started the season at riqht half, but due to an inexperienced line, he was shifted to left auard, the position which won him a place on the All-Conference team. Back Row: Coach Metzger, R. Staples, I. Chaltant, R Iackson, W. Withem, B. Lape, K. Schaper, E. Fundeiburk, A. Goetlig, D. Ryan, S. Hall, G. Endris, Coach Hamline, Coach Anderson Middle Row: I Leduc, O. Klein, B. Cloe, I. lngold, I. Fribley, C. Washburn, W, Sharpe, I. Spinner, K. Cloe, R. Rider. Front Row: D. Dudra, I. Hill, H. Iones, T. Walker, R. Kinderrnan, H. Kacsir, S. Denton, I. Hubbard, I. Neece, R. Buescher. ..g EEE Richard Fogler Charles Lesko Iona fohn' a tall, lanky end, was an alert defensive man and with his heiaht was always a oood taraet for passes. He .atartefi every aame this year after beina forced to dive up athletics last season due to ci broken lei! Stoopf' a senior and two-year letter- man, symbolizes: the fiqhtina bulwark of the line for the last two years and will rf-ally lm misused in the Pana line-up next yr-ar. Dick, a senior ana two-year letterman, was one of the hardest workina men on the team this year. Very few plays ever failed due to his centerina. Sonny, was a hard-working senior, who overcame a handicap and earned a major letter as a fast moving guard He was good in both defensive and offensive play, Iohn Pfau Robert Roland lease Rowley Tom ROWIGY C4 42 up Iesse was a senior reserve linesman who was handicaoped by inexperience yet was versatile enouah to fill any line position, He is a one-year letterman. GosIina, a senior auarcl, was a stone wall in a defensive line and a fierce tack- ler, This was his second year of football. lohn proved that experience is only sec- cndary to drive and the will to play. This was Iohns first year out for football, yet he was one of the best defensive tackles on the team. Herman, a funior, showed a sudden flourish of ability in the latter part of the season and arabbed a startina auard po' sition. As a line-crashina auard he was one cf the touahest. Pff - . -'mL Iohn Thurn Herman Becker Don Culley Ioe Cvengros Wimpy was a center, but he spent most of his time as a line backer on de- fense where he proved to be a hard tackler. This was his third year in football. Chad, another junior, showed consist- ent improvement which was enouah to aive him a startina tackle position in the last four aames. Culley, despite his 5 ft. 5 in. heiaht was our first strinq quarterback who was an excellent ball handler, a speedy ball car- rier, and a qood caller and passer. Don is a tworyear letterman. Ioe, a junior tackle, was plenty touah and althouah he started only one aame, he was a hard worker and a qood team man. William Dionne Charles Ioley 44432 lack Kindermun Chuck, a iunior who saw his tirst Var- zzity play this: year, was a touah, hard- hrttma auarft who was aood in both defen- xivf- anti ottenazive play. Corin, a zshort, .stocky iunior half-back, was the ramrod type ot ball carrier when he hit the line. Next year we expect to .zee him holdina a istartinq half or full-back position lim i.s a promisina sopho- more who showed plenty of natural ability in the backtield as one ot the sophomore re- nerves, lack Price laclc, captain-elect ot the l948 team, wat: a hardehittina tullbaclc who was: one ot the work horses ot the squad, and who, it necessary, made the openina in the line himself. lack, a junior and one-year letterman Showed are-at improvement by the end ot the season which will make him one ot the stronaest contenders for a position on next year's line. Charles Rogers Bob was the sophomore end who arabbed a startina spot early in the season but was later beaten out because of his weiaht. Gene Zahradkcx lack, a sophomore end, earned recoanition as a pass receiver and runner. Towards the end of the season lack was doinq some of the kickina-off and puntina. lim Chalfcmt Bob Iackson luck Shanks FO0TBAll--- 1947 PTHS Topa St. Elmo In Grid Opener 31-7 1 '1'HS ltvntbllll leltlll unfolded I runnlng nnrl pnnslng ntturk tnnt e.....ly .l.J..'nr.l St. 1-nn... ... tl.. np.-nllug g......- nt l1..- urumn nrre rrullly nlgnt by n score nf at to 7 Tho l'ttnthl'rS mlult' 12 flrnt lluwnrl and the Sttlnt! nntchrd 7 l'n1.n l....l tllr tug ..n the ..p.-n- lng klrk-uf! und St. Elmn vltlvtfd tll rl'l'.'lt'l', Jnrk Shnnks btwtvd tll.- hnll to tht' slltntn' 110, wlth .'l...rl.-1. rang.-rn nnlllng tlu- hall .-....-..-r nn the to Art.-r .1 .-....pl.- ..l l.n.- plnyu tllr sruntr punt.-.1 tn tht' l'ltnrl Iltl, Aldc rvtttrlllng to tllo' 40 ll..r..l.1 Full rlppru nn n :lo- y..r.l run .ln Un- rlrut play. carry- tzlg tht' bltll tn the Srllntl' 30. ...ul vullry ...urn tnrnllgn tn.: lm.- l..l' 5 tlltd Cltll gained -4 On tht' ...ut pl..y mn Alrl.- funmt.-.1 und St 1-Ilrllrv rt'l'bvl'ra-tl Thi' Stunts l.....t.l.-.l .ln the nm plny una .llrk Klltdt-rnlnll rlwrlvrrlld fn! I'.ltlll t'llllrll's Down! trlvd the lllltl for llll pfltln llnd thon Fall .l...pp.-.1 nncl. und .mot nlrlw. to .l..+... 1-fn.. f..r n 5-ynr gn... Ilnunlt rut .-.-nt.-r t...- 2 land Call lllnllt' lt llrtlt down lln tht' El-yard llYtt'. Kllltlvrlltnn vrftrkurd the lllte l..r :l yn.-.lt nn.l tn.- sluntn Xtilpprtl Cnll Itt the llnv ot' llrrltll- lllngv. Cttll tritwl tht' rlpiht sltlt' nf tht' Illlt' ttglllh ltlld wlth hvlttltl- llll lll...-ltlllg lly Al.1.- went nv.-r for tht' first t0llt'hdnlA'rl. f'nll'! pun: to sllnnkn mr un- extr.. p...nt wu.. .n.-n.1.pl.ft.-. St Elmo rt't'l'1t't'd on lt! rtwn 15 lllld hrnttght thc hill hlvk to tht' ls, tl..- t...'l.l.- tl.-.ng n.n.lr by ltolftntl nntl Cllll. An Phd-Mound pllly nt-tt.-.I ll 6 yard loss and n pan.. wllu ln.-nnlpl.-t.-, wh.-r.-upon tht' Snlltttl klrkvtl to tha- 45. llnwnn uv... l.nl.l tn no jznln nnrl Cnll wclllt ltrnttnd end for 5 and tn.-.. l..t tl..- l....- fur 11 ynnl-. and A lltt ttnwn. 'N-.1 ..lrnl.t.-s p.-nalti.-n sr-t rnnn nn.-l. to y...-.ls :mtl cull.-y wnt n...l.-.1 lnr .. 7-ynrrl lou Call l.....ulr.l .ln tl..- n.-xt plny nna Altlt- rt't'0t'l:rt'4l. Cnll hlt thc hm' l..r r. nn.--y..r.l gn... and ll..- tlllltltlt' Atluhdrd ondlng lhe lll'Sl. ......rt.-r, - Alllr pttntvd ntlt of hounds nn tht' St, Elmo 24 lt the start ul ll... 2n.l q....rt.-r. 'rl..- slllntn lnrt 5 ynran on n pl..yn ...nl tl..-n unwlr.-ly rl.-rl.-.l t.. png.. .... 4tl. .t....'n. 'rr..- pnnu wns ln.-..n.pl.-1.-. Pnn.. took ...wr on that 111 und on lm- ru-at play Aldo sklltcd rnd for l tnuthdbwn. l-:ntrn pnlnt try tllrnugr. the llnr wlth Culley carrying the ball hllfd. Score 12 to 0. Slulnka kit-and to the 15 and the bull wll rntllht bod! to Ute az, Rnger.. rn.u..ng tr., t..rl.lr. Alter 3 plttyn tht' Stlllltll klCkrd t0 Plllfn 40 and Aldo rt-turns-d the bill to the 47. After .l tlfklleld- ln-mutton prnnlty. Downs mn me hill bark to the 45, Call rut lrolllld end lur 20 yard! and Km- drrrnnn guln.-.1 nnouler 20, placing the ball on St, Elmo's 5 yard marker. DDWIIA hll. the tlnt' twlte to put un- ball on tl.. :l yn.-.1 llne. A Pula fumble- was recovered by cull.-y .ln tnr 5 and Ala.. wu ntnppra on the 3. The snlnts ltlrkt-d from the end zum' tn Plnlt'l 30, Cnll panned to Shlnk! nn tm- flrlt plny and hr stepped oft 25 ynrda fur the 3rd Pnna tourhdnwn. Extra polnt pall try to .Tl4t'k.lon WMI Incomplete. Plnl kicked to St. Elmo and the hllt ended. Phu rccelvfd the kick-off at the ltlrt. ot the 2nd hxlt Utd re- tumrd tn the 40. Agn! wal ln- complete una thu. All rmulhed, oft Llckle for 30 ylrdl, Klnder- mltn picked up tl And Alde reeled OH 9. An olfblde penalty let Pina blck tn the 15. Coll hlt. the llne twlce, puttlng the ball On the 10 uld then pitched a pu! to lnonkn, who was downed on the 4 ,-r.ra llne. ltlnaerrnun pleltra up 2 yards and Call paused to Phu for A touchdown. Shank! kicked the Ultra polnt. Score: Pina 25. St. Elmo 0. Plna klrked to SX. Elmo Ind tht' Fllyotte County ludl pushed the hnll to the Panthrr 42 ynrf. llltt- tn-fore bclng lnrced to punt. The kltk wal a bod one And went out of bound! Un the 32. Call galned one yard una Al.l.- reeled off gatnx ot 4 and 12 yunls. A ls-yur.: penalty for .uulerennry roulhncsl ullled on Bt. Elmo plufd the bell on the vtaltora' 30- ylrd-llne. Plnl tried 2 pallel ln a row, both lncolnplete. and then Alde went around end for 9 yank just bafnre the end of the 3rd qunrter. Ftrat play ln the 4th smarts waa n llne plunge by Kln ermut for 2 yaldl, gtvlng the Plntherl 1 nrlt.dawn on the Balm: 23.. Call on the naxtlgluy raced to the foal llna for I final Paula touchdown. Try for extra point wu blocked. Panthers Drop 25-14 Battle to Decatur 'l'l..- 11.-.-nl..r Rvds srnrnl ll 25 tn 1. ...-...ry nvvr .. .t..nnr.rn l-nn.. l-....ll..-. l.-.nn nl ll... Pms ..tl.l.-l.r r..-lu, rl-ltmy rngnt. br- Inn- ltll vslllltlltftl crowd Of 2.41m ,..-rsnnn 1'l..- Pant...-rf. plat ua A g.1...l .l.-:.-r.s..-.- gun... t1.rn..ihn..c ln.. ...1r.- ......nl.- t.. stop ll..- llghtz n...g-l.l..- ...-...mg ll.r....tu of me mg R011 .-l.-vu... ..ltn.n.g1. .n the rlnnl qu...'t.-r tr.. r....n.1-tow.. f.v0r.tt-1' ll.-..r.ng pllnrn .-...nl ...lt be denied and lnry p..rn.1.1 n.-me.. 2 tnuch-' .1......u rnn.. t..t..l.-.1 11 lirst rl...-fr.. to rl.-.-.....r'.. rl Ana. ....t or lo pm..-.l t...1.l un- Pnntl..-rn rnrnp.-t.1.l 5. 1'l..- lt.-.lu tr..-.1 only 2 pnnurs. one htftng pr....r..l.-.1 nntl the other tn- ..-..-.-pl..1 ln tl..- nm quunently R.-1. .tl.1.- wr... rn.. .t t...rl. to e 11.-.-...ur 31. nn ll.r next I n.....l.1 cull ul.lrt.-.1 r.g1.l and and .1 w..ul.1 1....-.- brr.. 1. lmlendn had hr not stepped ...lt-pr-mun ..n tr..- ll. 'rnr R.-.14 dug ln an nrlrl nnd tt..-n t....l. nl-er nn trln 10-yard murkrr. 'rl..- R.-an .nurrnnl dow... the r..-l.l t.. the .t nn.: nt tn.. pp.nt .4 1:1-y..r.l pcnnlty wp.. cull.-4 for l...l.l.-.g wr...-1. n.-t tl..-n. buck to nu- 17. On tru- nz-xt plny 'rl.rnrr, .-t..r D.-.-..l..r lurk, urnln- more rn.- .lnwn rl... .-xtra polnt l.l..rl..-1 ... tr... u.-r.....l ......rt.'r the tru... srnr.-a .ls as-cond .. ..n .. 42-yard run by ..... 1W'y r..r .utlrn pn.nt .-l..-.1 At ll..- ..t..rt nr tl..- nrtvr thv Rods recovered f.....l.l.- nn the Sl-yard une n tnurn try ...ls 1-:...ly rl.-.-..l..r ......-l..l....- ll..ll.l...r .-.... ..l.. 1n.r.l .... n l'...... ...nl qu..-l.ly ...rr..1.l .t ...tn 1. touch- A...-... Try fur extra point was F.....l F.....l l.u..-n.1..wn wna 1-...l.-.l ..n n no-ynrd run by At- l....snn Try for .-Xtra. point wnu ...l--.l r... good. srnn- ut tlun I-...nt ...nl ln.-.-ntur 211. Pune 0 l.. tl..- f.....1 qunrt.-r thc Pun- ...-.- rlnrt.-.l tl..-.r mn l.....rl.- .1.,u... .lr..'.- ...ln .l...-1. lc.n.l.-rrnnnn ..pp...g ..rl 5.-l-urnl n.r.- runs and tl..-n ...ung ...1.-r mln. mr- onc- .....l l.n.- A puns f.-nrn cull t.. lm... ..-ns gnud 1... thc emu ...nut 'rl..- l'..ntr..-rn hit pny dlrt ugnln ... tl..- .-l.....ng nunut.-s of the game u-n.-.. tl..-y nuvnnred tm- hell from n...ll..-l.t t.. un- Decatur 5 and tht-ll Cnll threw B strike to Pfltl ln tll.- t-nd zone for the marker. Annxncr pnu. Cltll tn Prnu wu good for the l-xtrlt point. Final slulrt-: Deotlttlr 25. Pana 14. P WALLOP NOKOMlS 27-0 IN CONl-'ERENCE TILT rn... soundly tr-puns.-.1 Nukomlr. 27 to 0, in Ri nm conf.-renee gq or the u.-uoll nt N.-lkulnlu, Prldny lf!.t'rn00n. Aftrl' A scoreless first period the Mldatate Champa dent- ed the Nokomis Kohl llne ful' their fl!!! touchdown lhtt' ln the second quarter. At the ltltrt ol the 3rd quarter Ren Alde ran the bull black to the Noltcmll 33, John Klndrrmnnrl reeled oft 18 yards, Harold Call plcked up 2 yarda And Ktndermuln meuured D more. On the nc-xt play Cal! went over mr the aecond lollthdown. Third touchdown Wu lcorcd lllhen Alde lntercepted I Nokomts pull on the C0 and lntenled tu Call who went over tor the touchdown. Hnll acnrlng thrust wal a plan. li to Culley. Shank: klcked to the 10 md GC. l:l.n.. .1-lur...-.1 tn me 22. gt. ml- mo's ntfenslve bf!!-ll cllcktng at tht! poll!! nnd the Sllltltl rolled tlp 5 consecutive flrat downs before surrendering the hull nn Pulse Uni'-ynrd-llne. Alde tumhldt on Ut attempted kick behlnd hln Uwn goal, recovered the ball and ahot n pass to cnnlfult on ole a. Cl-ll. plckni up 5 ylrdl around end lot' L frat down. An rlfrnarn penal put the mtl bark on Lhe B. S Elmo lnter- ceptvd Alde'n flnt pus on the 5 y...r.1 llne nnd men xlnllerrnnn unugg.-4 .. snlnt pass on un- 2 vnrd llne. Alde klckedput to the PANA, IUJNOIS, 1947 EAHLILERS.. IN- THREE-WAY TIE FUBWCHAMPIU Sill? 1-'.....l :1--. lt ru... 11....l-.', nn. r nrl.. mn, . . l. 5.l.r'll l.l 'itll' l .ll 'l-y 4 'll '1, .I.l.l. T'.l'll t'I'2ltt'1ll:'1. .lnlln Tlltlrll. Jplwl' 11.........,...,, ... , .-..ll..1. ll.. l:.-..1.t ...nl lx A Ann.-r4...1., .ls- nl.....l., .l.... ln... . 11 v. ll.....ll.n, -..1..... ...,.... 1 1314-.I .l.-..- . ll' .- l..p.- M ...., .1 .... .l.. ...-3 .'l1.ll'....l. .:. ., 1-... . ..1. .3 .1 yn... .:.-...- z.l....l...., . ....1.1- l.-1-1--.S .:.- 'r..1.. ':...1l. .l. .-.-1.11.-.. ll '- I'll'N- W f 1 - l,l...1l. s-.....+.., ml-....l l-'..ul.r,. .l. .'-.. ..I. l,lt...l.... ..,.. ll..- .-v-.-1l.-. l..-.l..., l-.-.. .-.l.l.-, 11... lt... .- n ., ., ll--- rl.l l' sl, ll-'.l.ll lv 1- -.-.1 .ll -. z .nl ......l. y....lu li.n.l.-rnlann was un..l.l.1 PANTHERS HANDED 6-0 LICKING BY UNDERDOG BENLD All llt.l'.'lvrtl1.l.llt l'nll.l l llllIll'r f....lh:.ll t..ln1 ll.-nt .l..wn t.. .lv- r.-llt, t3 t.. tl, ll.-fur.. .. r.g'.l...g ll.-..l.l .-l.-.'.-r. ..t ln.. lngl. u.l...... llthlvtit' ll.-ld. Frltlny hlgh' 0 .'...w.l .lf ..t1..ul. l,tl4l4l p.-r1...ns wlt- rl.-nulng, Ht-nltl'R ltlnt' ttlllrhdtlwn Html' 1nl.- ll. ll..- tl...-.l p.1.....l ..-n.-n Dune tlltl Uetlvlll, lllllllltlk, lntvl'l't-ptutl It ll..l pnss .ln ll..- l'...... -tr. und rn..-.1 ll..- l.-l.1..l1...1g dltt..l..-.- tn tll.- ,g....1 lun- Punt t.y 1...- ll..- .-nl... pn..-t wus ...t.-r.-rp..-.1 by tlur. cull.-y. Pull.. g...1..-.1 1. tutnl .lr EI mst .l....-nn ...nl 251 ynrrtu nn... S.-l-...P mngc Whllt' Hvnld ttllllled 186 ynltlm fm... ur.-l...1....g.1 ..n.l 5 nr.-.t .l..wnu 'l'r..- 1-nnlr..-lf. plt.-rl.-tl 11 p..s.-.-Q.. cttrllpltltvtl 2 llll' 15 yitltls. llml had 4 lntt'rt't'pl.t'd ltlr tx 1013 of 72 ynldi l-1unl.l t1.r.t 6 pllnuru, ro...pl.-t-1.5 none, and 2 wtlrc lnlem-pt.-.1 1...- 10 ynra... Pennltlllg rust tht' l0Cnl5 40 yt!! lzl and Bvnld 35. op.-nlng 1...-lt-un by Benld w.-..t into the t'n'.l ZOVW and tht' ball was put in plny on tnr 20. l-'lv.- ynnl prnulty null.-.1 .ln Prulr. for nrfuldrg plll thc' bnll un the 15, C.lll rlmalshvd 0vt'r rtgllt tncklu l0r lil yurds and Alrlr p.rl.r..l up ll ...ur ct-ntllr fur 1: first down, Cllliey pirkcd up B ovol' lrft tackle nrltl Klntlermltnn mndt' ll. llrst dmvll wltll .. 17-yum luunt ...ruund rlght .-nn. x....lm....nn plc-k.-d up .ln- .ltnt-r flrst down nruund right rnd fOr 13. Call hlt the llonter Ol' tht' l.n.- .nr n.. g..,n n...1 K.n.lrr...r...n pmt..-.1 up 5 yards over lt-ft gunrl, trlvd the nnrne spot cur 4 ynniu. Alan fnllt-d to -lth down and Brlnld tbuk lt! own 21. runnlng play: gained 7 .l u qulrl. klrk get Pans lu own 11-ynrd marker. nost-d through center for and Call lost n ye.r.l rlgnt end. x.narrn.....n luld then Another glun on ovor on Two ynrds an hnrk On cull.-y B yards around lmashod 6 yard! over left. tafzklc fur n nrrt down. A 5-yard p.-nutty WLS Cllled un Yana for UFC ot lllc- gdl nhlft. Kind.-rmlnn tricked un I yards, Culley 2, and Alde klckt-4 'lac ball out-of-bounds on the Pano A Brnld pas: wu.. grounded and 2 running playa plrked up A yards. A 5 yll.r.l penalty wn... cull.-.1 on Benld for off-sldos. On 4th down the klrk Wtlnt to Cnll on the 18 And Wlth Home nlfty Uprn field rtllwllng he returned to tht' Pilll 42. Cllll ctrrlpd right eld for 3 yurdr and tht- quurter ended. mm play In the neon.: quartrl- Wa! B Phu, Aldo to Shlullts, WlLt 4 lute.-ul to Cullcy ge-on for 11 yards. K.--.l.m..nun und can t-nun plcked u fl ard: and a kld :til .u..l st. Elmo returned tnr ball P lf . PEM ' e to the 32 A FAM lo the 16-ylrd- llne WL! Comb ftt. A 5-yard glln through the line and I 5-ylrd oft- nlnr. penalty put u.r ball on the 6. from whence the Salntu nom- to Prau wus .n.on.plrt.-. 1-allowed n 5-yard penalty on Pang for tor. much tlmr. A f..l.e.lln.- plunge on 4th .sown Wll 10011 for 11 ylrdl Lnd l tlrst down Md--'u pau lnt6nd+d t.r pleted a touchdown pau and then shank! ' S I - . ' ul-ored the extra polnt. St. Elmo kicked to Zlhrldkl. 'ho brought the ball beck to th ttf vltl. u 20-yard galn. cult completed a pass to Zlhradks for 13 yard! and the game wal nvar. Ftnal acore: Pana 31. St Elma 7. The Panther! lftll yulny to Nokolnla for tllelr flnt conlannce lame next Prlhy A115 wu ncomp etc. Cllflc-y plrkra up 3 yards over lm turklc und another png wr, lnc..n.pl.-tr. The old -'smur of l..uarrty play Alde to Pruu. gunna ,only 2 yard! and the Pnntherll slxlrgndered the bltll on Bcnld'a 25. The Blue una White tru... wut unable to gun una puntra .runof- munan on Punr.. 42, Cell nl: right guanl f..r no gain and lr1..l nluun over rlzht ueltlr :ur 4 t.l gilln lllltl Altlll klrkllll tllt- h ll ...lt nl puny .... ll.-..l.l'u 5, tx.-nl.l ...rn 2 puny. 1...-:.....-.ti ..r..l l...l.- tltl lt shalt llllv tvllt-of-lnvurllls 'Alt lt.l llwn 28 1Vllh thv goal llht' ln Slght Aldt' sliwhlltl G y..'t'l: ttl-rlllft tllt'l4'f' nlld tl..-.1 n1l1:t.l'l1i 2 y..r.1 ..v.-r loft l:....r.l x.n.l.-.-.......r. on 2 plny. g.lllll-tl lllltl yzlrd :lnd livnld tllllk ..l'.-r. ......r.1l....g up tl..- r..-1.1 l..r 2 sll.-.wsslllo flrsl .lnwng ...nl hn1.lv...: tht' llrtll until tht' rlnd of tht' lull Sullv, Pltllzt U. Bvnld- ll, Allltl txlntrll tht' kttk-nfl' to th.: 10 :lt thl- st.llt ttf tht' Jlrd qtlllrtvr ztlltl Tlvrlld rlltujrwcl tll tht' 'JR 'rl..-r.- ..-.-r.- 2 .....1.-.-rr..1.- runlnl.-t, 11.1.1.1 1... l..fa t.. cull.-y on tl.- lfl .....l tl..- ru..-lu.-1. ...nu 11.1.1.1 f...- 5 y...-.lu cull.-y ntuppm nfl' l-l ynras ..........l 1.-rt .-n.l cum.. n my-.l..l ptlrtlllty Oh Pnflfl, bilckflvlj ltl .....1...... t'..ll's pn-as lnt.-nd.-.l 1...- l-fn.. wns ....1.....pl.-tr. Al.l.1 .nlrf tlll 3 ovtlr lvlt guard and Cltll los! 2 .ln :l Wldt' vlld run. Aldc bntlltltvl :l 55-ynrd ktrk to Bol1ld'! end Z0nc. Bcnld Znlncrl R first lltlwn and thvn alllltlll it qtllrk kick out of hlltlntla on Pitnrl'!1 40. Klndvlmtllvl Srtltisllvd through Ctlntvl' for 5 and Cnll slashvd off left tackle ltxr 5 .tml li lllst down. On tr..- nrx! play .4 purr, Call l.. run.-y, w...-. rn.nplrl.- on tr.. 12 yard str.p.- but tm- pl..y wns cnll.-.l bztrk wllrn .. Pnna plny.-r blocked .xuwn held pn snr play, nnd Pnl... wls penltllzcd 15 yards, Cltll Inst 6 on la right t-nd run. Aldf' kicked but-of-bounds on Benld'a 16 Bt-nld trind 2 plnyu nnd qulck- klfked to Pan!! 45. Call sh-lt ls fklt pass to the right, Intended TJ! Plllu, and Cnlvln. Bonld mullhurk tllt4'rt'l'ptvd and raced for n iotlch- .ltlwrl Cttll carried Benld's kltkoff hnrk to tht' 27. Kindormltnn gllillvl 2 yllrds Ind Cullvy fumhllld 01 41 right ond run wlth Bnnld rm'.lt'vr- lng. Pnna'5 line O held and tht Panthers took nvcr on thclr 215. A nn: pun., Aldo to Pfau, we-. rompletc and Pfliu fumbled. Bl-nld rccovrrlng at the end of ihv 3rd quart.-r. After 2 lnthmplcte passes Bt-nld booted to Cttlltly on the 10 and ht- returned to the 16. Bcnld tnrklt- 5 :warmed all over Pnmfs bn-'ltlivlll tu. tr..- next 3 plny. nnrl nn ltr. down Alde kicked to Benldhl 40. A snort pun over r.-ntrr wt. ...- tzrvvpted by Dlttnnv on the 48 and l'ctul'ncd 4 yards. Alde tried rlgnt ond and lost 4 y'lrd.1. Call plrkt-d up s yards nv.-r rlght tnrltlr ...ul Kmtlelmlinll mllfll' lt llrst down will. n 10-yn.-cl plunge nv.-r rent.-r Call pm..-.1 up ls .wrr lm tnckl.-, All nflsltlv pcnltlty svt Farm Ilntht 5 ynlns, Alar p..-lml up .lnn yn..l ..r...1n.l I.-ft .-n.l. A pass ...tr...l.-.1 for srmnl... w... l...X.....pl.-r.-, cull mm.-.1 .nnlnng n first .l....1-. nnd ll.nnl.l ku-ked out-.lt-bounds on Pdmfs 42. Calls rals lntrndrd for Shanks was lntmur-ptr.: and Brnld ground out 2 sllt't't-sslvc' first downs bcltlre surrvvltlvrtng the hnll on Plnl's 15, A d.-sp.-rntr last n..nut.- puns by Altlc wus lntl-rr.-ptcd and the gsm:- Prlded. Flnnl sttlret Be-nld 6-- Pans 0. Nt-xt Frlday tht' Plnlhors wll. jnurn.-y to sluuntnn for .1 non- runfrr.-nrr nlght gurne. D...-.ng tnr half time the nlgl. sfhnnl blind rntrrtstlned tht' crowd wlth marchlng and music. ' PTI-IS lrldd-'s wtll try to yet hltk Into the wln column when they travel to Staunton, Friday night. for n non-eonlerenca game. 0DemnK wtllatle wlll .ound nt 1:30. PANTHERS LO0K BETTER T0 STOP STAUNTON 13-0 l-'l..:.l....g u.-...lng p...v.-.- twicr- tn tht' thlrd pt-rttvtl tht' Panlt Pnnthrr: dt'l'PRtEt.l Stitllntlln Hlgh Svhtlol fouttrtxll lllunl 1.1 to ll Flldny mph! nt stu..nt.... l-lnr..l.l Cnll, np...-.ly hlilfbzlck, rlrllounttzd for tklth Pilnh touchdowns, tl... mst on an 8-yard rllll and lllt' svvlmtl tln n Wldv t'm.l uw.-.-p good fur 19 ynrdg P...nt try nllur ll..- rn-nt touch- down was g.1.1.l nn .. pn..-. Alde to Pfnu. Pnnn gum.-.1 n total .yr 310 yn.-.ln throughout tht' game and rollfd up 9 first lltlwns Stntlntlyyp had S nm .lawns and g...n.-.l 2115 yn.-.i.u. stnuntn.. tulul.-.1 26 ynrds by punnlng, .-.1rnplut...g :l ln 11 tr..-s. nn.: ..1..- wut. ...tt-rr.-pt.-.l. The runtnrr. t.....l 1 p......-.. ..n.- g.....l for 30 ynrdn ant! ..n.- ful- the p..lnt ltftor ttlurtldtlvlll. Nunn' Wort' ln- tt-rrvptllli. ln tl..- mst qunrt.-r Hnrnld Cnll funlhllrd tht' hltll 4 tlntrn, dhcp tn 1 nrltl'S tclrltory, lnd 4 tImt'S the Pun.. l.r..- pr..v.-.1 .-qunl to the lu-.lt nr 1.nl.l.r.g tl.r Staunton backs from sulrlng. ln the s.-cond quart.-r h.1tl.t.-uma plny.-.1 nr. r...rly .-v.-n t.-rn., ...tn Pnl... g...n.ng 2 first rlnwnu .....l Stnunttln ll, Klndvlntnnn lnt4-r- r.-plra n Staunton paul. just tu-- rrur the hnlf rn.l.-.1 l.n.1 .l.pp.-.1 .ttf 47 yards hrrurr nrlng t.r.n.gl.t down tlll Stlttnttlrt'!1 35. AltlI S klrk to Stllulltfln nl thr' Btnrt tl! tllv lttst hnlf Wtnt to tht' zn and tl..- rluln.-r wln ln....gl.t nnwll .ln tllt- Il-l. Thrtlr plnyu gnln.-rt 7 ynldu and Stnuntnn lt..-k- vtl to Fall lln tllt' 30 nm! hr lr- tllrnvd ttl tht' 42 Klmltlrlllnrln plrl..-.l up l ynrds.C1lll 2 r...l Downs ont' hvftlrv Aldo houltll-Ll :l klvk tty lhrl Sttluntnn 25, whvrr- Shllnks Illtllvrl thu' ltlnnvr ln hls trnfks. Stntlrlttlrl lmlrd to 2.lln nnd kivkrd trl t'.ll! on thc- Palm 45 wltll tr..- r.-turn gm.: nu- 6 ynnls. noufn. pl.-l...r1 up 4 ynrds ...nl Al.l.- sl.-pp.-.t uno. nnrl rnnt 1. pn... t.. Pfnll, Whlt laterltltlti to Cftll for lt nrat so-yum gnln, K.r.1rrn...n.. hlt cvntcl for 7 yards ltnd Cltll yffnt uv.-r fur the flrrt tn.m..l..wn nf tht' grtmlz from tht' 8, Altlc'n pm to Prnu wnr good r... the .-xtn. polnt. Pnnn klckl-d to Staunton nnd Cnll made the Mltklt' on tht' 10. Two play, gnlnrd 4 yards, stnun- ton kicked to Klftdrrmnhn nn tht' mid-ltrlfm lnd he rtlled off 13 yllrds. Down: lrlhzed one yard and cllll 2. On un- next play n 15-yard pnnllty Ula called on Pans mr rllpplng, I.-ttlng un- hltll back to the'19. Call on the nv!! plgy ,wutr-an the whole Staunton tt-nln to mm. 'rry tor run. polnt was no good. ln' the final qunrter Pans wut headed for nnnthl-r tntlchdmril followlng u 50-ynrd ru.. by Aldt' but the gun... rnard following nn lnenrnpl.-tr pun on the next play mnnl rwrrz rn... 13. Staunton 'l Next Friday TUB'-Yana will meet Tnylorvllle 'lt 'the local athle- tlc rl.-la wlth the game bt-gtnnlng It 7:30. PANTHERS PUMMEL TAYLORVILLE 26-0 lN GRUDGE MEETING lf.gl.l.r.g I1....u rlnnlrluvl. .lut- .-l..5..-.l .....l ....tplny...l ll..1.r ..r.1l. ...-..l-, '1-..yl....-.ll'. 'l'..r..n.l...-S, to ..1..r.- .. -......l....g ur. tn .l ll.-...ry ..t tru- rngl. s.n...1l ntnl.-tlr f..-lu ner.- l'r..l..y ...ul.t. l'...... sn...-rl 2 tu...-1..1.1.vn.. .n tl..- ...st 1. l....- ..tt...- tl..- .. 'IZ wnl. tlull.-y, Al.1.-. nr... ..n.l t-..ll p.l...g .lp lr..- tr..ll.-y t.f.....p...-.l ...rust -.-.....l s.-....- l....u .l..- 12 ......rt.-r, .nu lu... ..r..- on tu..-1. hy c..ll rr..r.. tl..- 4- l'lllltltl'r rll.Rrt'hf'tl flvlm tl..-.r ny, K....l.-.... y..1.l..g.-, llll tllt' 5. .-.. .. .-.-.-.-.Su nr..-. Al.l.-'t :lu-ylntl lllll Jlllll t'.lll's41!2-y.lrtl 1l:lsll. l'.lll'H pl...1.- 1...-1. was pm... t.. r..nl..1 .1 1:1 1.10 .ll ll..- .-l1.l .ll lll.- rust qllnlt.-1' l'llllt'y tttlitllll tllllltlgh tllt' tllltlrt' -r........l.. ..-nn. nn .. v..-n....l..l ..p.-.. r..l.l .un 1.-n.l l..r xn 5-nr.l-1 r..r ll..1 tn...l t....cr..l..wn. t'..ll's try r..r tm- .-xt... ptunt wus wld.-, 1 lnnl sonrv ritlllo nllnutos rtltrr tht' Htzllt Il! tht' Rt-f'Onll hlklf Wltll t'nll gmng nv.-r 1.-...n lnr 29 Pulnt pl...-.-nwnt l...'k ny Call uns g.....l, .....l..ng tl..- s.1..r.- 26 l.. 0. ln y..r.l..lg.- gm...-.l thu Pnntl..-rn w.-lr l-.muy superior, tnt..l.ng use t.. 'l..yl..r.-.ll.1'.. lsea and tr..-y count- rd 14 llrst downs to 5 for the Tornndn.-s. Pana Sllankt '- Shelby 40403 Tied for Lead r....n. 0.-t va .:...m 'rl..- ram l-.....n..r. p.....u.l lnrlr ll..r.l rnnrrrrnue uv... ...ln nn .my 4n.n .lr....y over sr.rln...ll.- l..-.4 1'...l..,- '1'n.- r.....l..-.. ....- ....,. ...rl wlth Kll.t.ll4lll1lllrflltl-Slrll.-rnt'r. lln.-..l.l c'..ll. rn... lu.-lr. rrp...-l Tuul' nl lllv SAX l :lY1lllt'r trllrtlllnwrvs n...l n....l.. u.....l ...-. ...ur ... t... r....r rn...-r....... n..r...p... ll.. fourth n......p. nn. blocked. J...-lt x...rl.-....u.. M.-.-rl ll.. lm lhlrd-llturtrl' toltfhdlltlll lll .l Srtrlt y..r.l ....1 ...... The r.u..... .....-.-..-r lr......l ll...-. ......n ... -.......u p...- ltnn htlt they lon! llto brlll nl' ll.llt.,1 .... .nr l......n..l lu.. sr..-ll....ll.-, ...ml-.r.l....l. t...nt.lr.l .n .l..- ...l ru... on tl.. rn.. pl..y nn.. l..-lt Uhallurl. Ill l':lll1t, ltlll oll tllo !1..'l lor .r..- l...nl rcnrr sl.nll..1..ll.- g......n ...ny .nw r..-.1 rluu... ..'l..l.- Pawn p.:r-1 up 1.1 1'....u 7 7 ll 7-4.1 Shl'lbYllllt' tl ll 'l tl-0 Pana Panther Lead Midstate x...r....l, NA- 1 .s...l1. 'n..- ra... 1-.....l..-rr ...-nn..-.1 nn- .l..p..lra lradrrtn... nf .l..- lll.rl- slnlr r..nl.f..-...r by ul..pp...g ...Q lc...r....l 1-......-.. lil-0, l.....- r...l..y Prior ln tlllllpllltk 51 .nlt-, l'..ll:l :lull lc.n.....1 ml tn-.-n ...-.l ....- .l..- .-..... .r.rnr.- 1.-...1. .-...n wnl. tr..-nr v..-- ..1r..1. ...nl r... 4.11.-..., rl.. ln.. w... lt...f....l-5 srr.....l ... tl.. ......... H..r..l.l cull r.-rl.-.l ...l .nu l.....z- .sl ...urn.l..-..-.. ..... ..l ll.. ry.-...nu .vlwn ht' rn.-ru all yntrls mr rnnnr ...sl l.....r.rl....'n ..1l.-r .1 :cnrrlt-ss nr.. qunrlrr. K....l.-........ t.u.l.lr.1 ...ur lrnrn .ne un fur ll.. nr... ..r..1 ltr.. Alrlr- rlnrnrrl zu y..r.l. for .nr l.lsl ltlrle pnsscd 1.1 mn.. rnr the .lltlrn pnlnt. K.nr....l un... ......l.- ln. l'-....n 20 ...ly .....1.- 'l'llc rm...-. ..'.-.-.- l......l.. .-..p..n.l by .nr mon.. nl ll..- ....n.-- .t-rhnvk 1-Lrnn..-1. Jul..-ut-. wt... .ur- tnlllvd n hrtlkolt Ct:Il.lrtJlJrlt: tll thc v...-lrn gnme. mnn n s 1 ll-lv Klnnla o o u o- o Late Hillsboro Rall Defeats Pana 13 to 7 Hllllhoro hlih threw the Mld. Sllte conference football race Ihto 1 ..r1u.l lr..-rr my ur nm rrlauy atternoon hy hnndlnl Plnn ltl llrlt lealue tetbnclt 17 to 7 ln the flnll llme ol the nlllon for the two learn: Hillsboro. Nov. I Isla!!! Hillsboro ind Pan! thul ended .har 1vl.d - sl... cnmpailns wut. ltntlul rr.-urn. of :nur vlrtnrlrr and one defeat. Kincald, whlch hu three Wln: Ind one dolvnt ln Conter- ence play. ls clpeclcd to down No- knmlt next Frldzy and make the three-way deadlock olllclnl. In the Keniorfr plny, Pnnn defelt- ed Klnclld, Ktncaid turned blck Hlllsboro, and then todny Hllllbnro ltopped Plnl. All tht Ytvlorlel Werl by unr-tuurhmwn rnllrglnl. Hlllshoru srored tirst todly, But: Vogel rurlnlng 20 yu.-as on an end reverxr ln tnr nm qurlrlrr for .ne tally. Stun Wallace plunled the oxtrn polnt. Pan: tlcd lt up ln the second period. seltlrtq up lt: touchdown nn 4 lnnl nan puy. Call threw n zo. yard pls! to Cully lrom the 50 and Culty rated on to the four before helnl overtaken. He then plnra to Phu lot' the touchdown and Call tllpned an aerial to Alde tor the extra polnt. A Pans fumble ln the fourth quar- ter, which Hllllhorc recovered on the Plnthen' 11-ylrd ltne, ut thl ll-ll! for the Vllnntnl toutthhwh Hlllxborn mlrched ateadlly dowr the tleld wlth Wallace charglnl ovel tram the four-yurd Una for the Out or 14 parm tried by Try- Mn! wuehdowll- l-Ill Phmli fllllf lnmll.-, :l u-ur. mrnplrlr for 49 yards and .lnu was .r.t...-Q.-pt.-.1 Pans tl..-rl s, one wt.. complrttl fur 10 yards nn.: 2 were lntercepted. to ma me extra polnl. Hillsboro had a 7-3 ldvlntlle lr flrlt down! and held Pana ntell except tor ltl one acorlng wrtlv Back Row: I f11111I1k.l,vV 1,VY11'fl, H C1,1ll,I P1111 F F Front Row: C.1111'!1 Mwtzqf-1, I? I-11'k::Or1, C RO SEASON'S SCORES 'wi fS?11flk1yv1llf1 1 AIX K1111'r11d ELT L111'11f11fl11 1 HH V1111df1l111 Q-15 l'11wni111111 V11 S!11fH'1YVl1lf' 1 fml T.1ylo1v1Il-f -111 V1.1111111l1f1 55 C11H1r1d111I 1 HA Noko1111.: C7 L1tc'P1f1ffld R13 H1ll.:l,11J1Q 3,7 M1 Plllflilkl -H T11yIo1v1Il12 1 F59 WII1li.lCJI 1 'wk' K111k1L11d 1 tl-1 Noko11.1.: 1 41 H1ll.1bfj110 1 51' G1 '-1- 11v1llf1 1 3,2 S' ffI1111'1 1 f 1111- 1:11:11 1'- 123 313 JU 36 47 47 Z8 44 51 34 56 515 40 39 31 30 38 53 19 48 1 1 T HARRY, W111 11111111 1111 1110... HL pcm GH CH P 1 1 1 1 f Q lm 1 I I 1 .BHSHETBHLL 9 Collie, ci senior and two-year letter' ward who held twelfth scoring with l2U pointy mon, was Q fdst for place in conference mid fifth place in totul of l76. team scoririq with o Harold Coll Iohn Pfcru Loma lolm' il rseriior, was mmm on second teom of the Ceiitmliu Toiirridiiifii' and received honorable iiieiitiori on Ili All-Stote teoiii Recdiine of imiri o i wos out of several Clfllllfttiy b t i till ie third Dloce in twain fscoriho W l V39 po Top Row: Mai D. Ginqiey, D Diidio W Shuiioei Spirim-I H lid'-sclie: ll Voizdiw, Couch lldiiiliriii l Second Row: S l7enton,l Mosely, D Mount, li Rider, H Klein, 'l' Phillip-s,l Bwyeis Bottom Row: lf, Fundeibiiik, I. Chczlldrit, A Goettiq, B Lcpe, H ldckson T McGrath, ll C other ri Don Culley Dale Wu A CX1111f-11,13 11151, bf'1111111I.111I.J 1 1.1 111 1.: 1'11111f1111-1:1Of'1 111 '11-1 194111111 ..1'.111 1:, 111f1111o11 1111111111111 111111:--11 11' fE.1- '1':t 111 11 C11 1111 C111111J1111 T11111111111.11::f Il' qw-- 111'11'1O1-'1b111 1111-11111111 111 011 All-fT111'f 21111. .1?7111'1C, L1 1111111-w111111111 .151 311 1111 W11.: 11111f1 111 13111111111-:111 . ' 11141 w1t:: 157 11011115 1I11d :11f1TO11d 1:1 1111123 1.111111 '.'1'11t. 1296 HQ11:11X11of'1f1d1611-5:11 Z:11- 1:.111:. .:11nv.1 1111 1111 19411-49 .11.11111 rren Bill Lynch Charles Rogers lack Shanks 1111. 1 11-1111 1r1'.'1:111 11111111 C1l1llIk' ig: CI 111O11111:111q 11111- Iflifk 11 .11i:1111C1r1gr1 11'111f'J 11' 1 11 1 11'1w 11:1 w11.1 11111 111: w11Q 11111111-fi 4111110 11110 de- 1111111 rwrovffd 111.1 1111111 1: 111111. '11.- 1-:1:1111111:11111.' 1711 111- 11'11.:1v1,- 1111111 11,1 q111111d All 1J11C11'C1 1311111 1orv1,'g1f1 1'-g11y111,.1 11 , 1111w'11.1 11. 11111 11111111 11111111111 1111 1111111111 1 13011.11 11O1Q111, 101111 of 176 11Q11111' 161 1111- .1111- 1f11?'1111.1.- 111111:-111111111111:11111 11f- 11r11v1v11 111 111- 11 111111111 10- 12011 11141 111111 1111'Q'N 1111151111- f11T1 '.-.' 1111: 11111-Z1 1:11111 1111111111111 L11 611 WGS 1111111 '61 111f'- 11-11:11 1.1-1.1: 111111111 1:11111 51111:111'11111111111': 12.1.1 1' E111--1 1 111 111 111-- ,1111111111 11111 .11.' 'T1l1111'J111'1111,'i 11 1111111-1111111111 ,1 1,1 11. 1 111111111 1411'A'-1141, w11.z 11 011-111 ' 1' 11 '111 1111111-1 W1111 11 Hifi 111. -1111111 111. 1:11111 1'f1f11I11I11 George Sennezy Gene Zahmdka In Y .,, Kiwi 1. V ,S S' Q ,lnwm Marion . . . Belvidere . . Robinson ..,. Granite City . Vandalia . . Olney .... Harrisburg . , . Ioliet ...... Freeport ..... West Frankfort Dupo ........ Salem .... Kewcmee . . Quincy . . . Centralia .. Pana . . . Pana ..... Nokomis . , . Taylorville . . . Assumption .. Kincaid ...... Morrisonville . Tower Hill . , , Shelbyville . . . Hillsboro . . . Mattoon . . . Pana . . . Vandalia . . . 3 in ff CENTRALIA HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Dec. 29. 30. 31, 1947 51 Marion . . .. . 42 49 Robinson .... 55 54 Robinson .. 56 40 44 43 Vandalia .... . . . 58l Vandalia .... . . . 44 64 Harrisburg . .. .. . 4l 38 43 4' 41 Freeport ... ... 55 Freeport . . . . . . 37 36 S l 53 59 a em . . . . . . 38 39 Quincy .... . . . 39 Pana .... . . . 65 45 P 5 56 ana .... . . . 8 PANA REGIONAL March 2, 3, 4. 5, 1948 60 , 40 Pana .... 56 'Pcma .... .... 6 2 69 Taylorville .....,. 45, 48 44 N Kincaid 58 37 ,Kincaid . . . . . . . 42 68 Shelbyville ........ 43, 47 HILLSBORO SEC'I'IONAL March 10. 11, 12. 1948 51 Hillsboro . . . . . . 47 50 Hillsboro 50 Pana .... . . . 42 38 G 50 D Robinson Pana . . . Pana -Robinson BASKETBALL 47- 48 PANA, ILLINOIS, 194748 PANA LUSES H0lIllAY TITLE Pana Cagem Whip Ccntralia, 56 T045 4 Cenmin, Def. 29-Pun High maui upset cum-lin wang tum 56 lo 45 hers wnlzht in the Centmha High mimi iwilany mur- ney n Don Culley pam-fa 17 points through the hnop to Ind the Pw- men. Pun win mm Quincy in me rnnmpiommp round 'rmmny night. Pana Mlincy In Centralia Meet To Play Freeport In Semifinals Today Cenlmlin. DM. 30-Pam! High mibaiw you-ni msn-:min mm mrried on in if-pnigni mnion in me Cenlralin nnimy tourney Here mmgm and rolled to mi my 5s In 39 vil'l0ry to tenth the Svmilinnl round or im- ermmpionship mpm. 'rne Panthers mu nngie will Fri.-eport in me semifinals at J 'in p. m. Wcdnexday. Fmmn wi-nm ln me prm- upset nr the mm hy handing Salem's unbenlen outfit I 5510 53 selhark, Plna found Quincy little trouble und. Diced by Buck Wnrren, Dnn Oulley, Ren Aide nnd Harold Call. Fauna lo nn 14-11 lead In the quu-ur. 1 21-is margin at the half Ind l'45 lo 33 lend nl the third mum. wmm win top gunm-r with N polnn, while Culliy had 13. Call ll :nd A190 101- SIZZLING IN DEBUL PANHIERS HUMB SHEl.BYVlLl.E 58-23 Buch 'Ewnld Metlgffa Pun lbunuhip High school agen nmnpa themselves no: only u A sm-uma-r for Midautrconference honors but also ns A possible ven- bll Illinois bidder for I trip Ko the num mm. u they nmaea snu- lyville I 58 to 23 licking Vi the lennoni opener Thanksgiving lllfhl u rn-is gym, 'nn emma, 5 mgmigm or me lllmlll Homecoming of lhe school. lttncud I cyglcily audience of 1111 tum Then wan hlllc doubt :bout the ouwoma :mm un- opening up-an when Plnl grlbbtd Lhe ball and John Phu twuhed in A let shot from in from of the bukel. Pina mllud up A wmmlndlnf lend :nd amy Ln the mn yi-we wu Lhe hvrtldered Shelby oulfll In the june. Pirmisns zoom rot 62 T0 20 WIN 0VER LITCHFIELD CAGERS r'rHs mg.-rs dxsplnyrd 3 hi n scoring mack ima a iight zo e def:-nse to dtvwn Liivhflvld G2 to 20 for their third mmgm coin- fclvnrn' win of Lhf- lvason il! the nigh school gymnuium nesaqy nlghl before Bnblhrr OYQ-FHGW crowd of more than L000. l3ufk Wnrn-n, npcm-dy juxuor fm-want Il-Khin captured scoring hmmm with 9 baskets md s free throws for a total ol 26 points Hi-lpmg along in the sroring sprw wt-ro Lynch with 12 puma and Plxlu with 9. Cmpinln Ren Aldu and lA1ng John Pfrm rontmlled Lhe hall on rebounds throughout the game and Pmw. light mm di-n-nu pmvfa to be such an obstacle that the uu-Mmu lan. uma w +-ulung llrllfs dlldhg I-he ln!! 6 mlhulv! of the final quxrler in an effort lo keep mi- more down. von cuneyu nuny passing .na cxrellrn! floo' work were rvspun- nnn- for 1 good many of .u1.. Panther baskets. LE. Panthers In Finals Of Centralia Meet. cenmiu, lm. :1-lubinmra mmmn bukellbll mm mpc im. . u 4. in im .vu nn. h the opening mmm In nn. uhnmlonshlp :mn or lha cm- cun. wimpy nm miigm, mn sn. nnuim soma In mm In en. -wma period ma um -nf-.4 n an u me cn. imma- -im. in me final game Cnilvy mined e puma, .ma Prim ll as the nob- mfm ww took the mm- as-45. Culley, Pana Forward, On All-Centralia Team Cenlnlil, Jin. 3 LAP? The first and second Ill-star tum: of the Cenlralin holiday hn- xennu Youmament mama by lP0rtsWfilerl and couches: nm mm-ciimra sim, Fm- Wrl: Don Culldy. Pans: Bun!! Stevens, Robinson. Herb Cummins. Hlrrlsburli Dltk Hellh, Robinson Second team-John McMnckln, Salem: .vim Honnker. Quincy .mm Phu, Pnna: .mx ch-mbun, Roblnlon: Bill Sufi. Vnndnlll. Stout wu ehoxen mon vaiuabk player of tha ioumlment. edllnl yui Henh. sms. long one-n-nan sho! in 1-ht Klrlll lwn lecundl llvt Fseeport a victory over Snlem. P31121 Rolls UVBI' Freeport, 65 To 37 Crnlrllii, Dtt. 31'-Undelelled Robinson Ind once belltn Pana 1 ndvanced to the lille round of the I Cenlnlia High lchool invitational blllwiblll lournlmenl lodly with euy vicigrlu In the nminneu. Pana I mu: of Freeport was the fnmre of the day games. The Pdnhsr: were :till red hu: u they mummy 4 Al th! rgin lo mv. bmi inmugnoui in. .mi wma to 1 me no s in qu-mr, increased me nm 29 in ia .1 me intermission and were nr in m-ni. ia to 22, u the third wind. cow. L1 R. Mmm sent in his reserve! ,in the hnal qu-im-r. P.'l'.H. TOPPLE STRO s. cicsns 3 NC i PANA WINS MID- TATE CROWN Tip-Off Of Feature Game Zlld PANA GRABS Pana, Taylorville Regional Winners GAME IDNIOBT. Kincaid n. Morrlsonvlllo. lhulhyvllln vl. Tower lllll. Pana, March 1-Pan: and 'hy- lorville rompea nimugn regional mu ui handy fashion tonight. Pnnl defeated Nokomit S0-40 and Taylorvllle eliminlled Assumption 68-41, Pana High Jolts Tornadoes, 53-28 Tlylorville. Jan. 2-Plnl High school 4-agen, etefelled In the final game or the , cenmi monday tourney by Robinson 48 to 45. jumped bmi into me win column lonlghk by handing thflr lrfh mm, nyiarviiie High, . sa so as pasting. The Panthers were lhendslll tht way, lending 8 lo 1 nl the quarter, 2410 8 halfwly and R510 18 ll the mira period, Jann Phu lopped the i-iam mm- is pnanu, while his lfanlmlle, Wlrrtn, hld ll. MPI- AZTO 38 lxlinhxgaq high for the Tornado: t... , - Q5-M W D-If w-mn -M Dwi Pana Annexes Fourth A ly, the Pun Pnnlherl captured, ' .37. f,.15.E i'2i'n.1'1Ii 4'i'2,.i.cQ'?f,Yh'FT.EStraight Loop Scrap In ntp-and-tuck battle that en l.. dbfl ividahuonthe k-ng en Pima, Der. 12 - Coach Euaid, 1 3rd REGIUNAL Pana Triumphs 5 In Semi-Final ! 'ronmirrs cud: 17.30 p, m.-Kincaid vs. Shelbyvlllt 5 Pana, mmm 4 4sum i I wmhering iwirdmrminea Tay- ' glnrviilc rallies. Plnl beclme the lnm finalist of in own regional Inn nilhl by I 5545 mijoriiy. Th! Pin.: ,mars play ihe winner of tonllhfn umm-a-sneiuyviiu nm. in Pri- day's rhlmpiomhlp xlilir. Three Pun: Pllytn, Dale Wur- mi, .min Phu and Ren Aide acl counted for all the Panthers' first mu puinu In 1 as-11 lead, but my Whillow wok up the cause for the Tomlduet Ind they pared Che lend to ll wigs as one luxe of the third pen . A Tlylui-ville wla within seven im-mis of Q ne in the mira, -1 43-as bu: Pm: llemmed :hr rally: and wen: on for me ii pcm: vent diem. ' K- Pfau counted VI. Aide 15 .Ind 4Warren ll for Panl. i Panthers Top 5 Kincaid, 62-42 mm. Wlzrchk 1Slaf0 ' 'nw ram mmm-rs llim-d mi li-My 62.42 umm mm Kincaid in mir own regional cmmnif-nsnm Mm- here I-many. , Pilna rullllilri lvl! lht CDU!! 'il llhe ond of the mira quarter wnn 1 :ea-is mmnmgi- to if-1 me reserves -fmish mf mnqi..-Qi. I Jiihn mai. isa the y-nnihpr scof- ang win- four bnskeli and five fm :throws for is pwnlv. Hu len mn fgame at mf mu xxiih an en- if-A Him- mia is mi bviim-fi mimi: N I g 4 i W 33 - ,W ' Md 5 ff' :iii-:mi-'S Pana rigors mam-fi up 'uh md 3 're' www' to 'n .im-ir tuuiin mn in as many utarn, BOND! 500073 U14 CUUQY llmiffdl an in Mid-,im ronfemm- niavk xo pauiu. fouli were numemup Lhmughou the guns, with 21 mfruuoru bein Billed on Pun llvd 19 On Klntlld Ou! of Z1 ll!! throws Ute Plnthorl qllhed ln l0'and the Ponies count- 41 qua! 24. PANA HIGH CAGERS TAKE ZND VICTORY OVER SHELBYVILLE Unleashing 1 35-point sroring barrage in the final quarter, me i :ln:l Panthers won Khcir hfln :imighi nonfarm-nec cage gum at Ihvlbysilir, Friday nigm, by ii -.Curr of 'IU lo 47. Heavy guns in the annex which blulvd shqibym den-rm were Long John Pfau WiLh I0 H214 goals and one free throw for a lvlll of 21. p0inL!, Harold C111 T 5 wmi is una Captain Ren Alldrl with 10, In the final 3 minutes of play cami meager: emi-ge: ni-raged 1 neue mm uim s poinul 5 minute Aa they over -N wheimg-4 me Shelby umm with 252' point: I A .iiiwiiy .mmm iam...-.. 1-im-5 ,wok ami mm- or me gym lm HH' ffiriii. gfor ms rwmngi work. Ren Aid in-rf mmghi hy irouncinz 1 mgm, rated vgndnlia qumu-i, sa to as. rm- mmm-is Wm- in front 3 w to 17 nl th' half lud nero paved Wim is and Don Culloy with ii, mama mms scoring honnlf s. sian im me Vandals mm 11 nm-im Decatur Is Victor Over Pana, 47 T035 bf-mur. D4--v in--singing 4 mg sz-fund pi-nod, Di-mlur High ,si-rwul'5 Reds smni-img from iw irlraixlhl wlharlu, handed Pana Ymgnly ran-d Panther qumm ii ,IIN defeat of the sf-:Lwn here tn- nigm, 47 m 15 Pana Cagem Whip Vandalia Five, 48-44 Vandalin. Jan. 9-Pana no: ul Vlhdnlill 48 In 44 in A hi Ind tuvk mule hrre wnigm John Phu hit 16 points for th mmnm. Thr win kepi me Pan. mark unblcmished -n Midslnle Q-1nlumcr..nfAv n 's S rd P ns e by John Fiau who had 20 point: n: 1 j Km-pt-cv mm J--mu im im- Km- rilid alL!Ck unix ll prvivlii 14l l4'ff Pana High Jolts f icatneural, 65-51 i Both Teams Sharp In High Scoring Tilt. l 4 mm, Jun. 12-The high mm!! mm mmm-rs iurnea in mm- fim.-nm iii-my in thirteen will hy dmmnxhk Luke Glexnioni Caim-imi quintet or springfield, I I Mark V kUp 18th Victory 1 Nnkomis, Feb, 11-mn- High mmf-1 asm marked up their 1Blh Win in 21 SUM.: Ind Clflthtd lop honorfin the Mid-State con- lcrrnce, hy flaming Noknmu 54 'io 38 here tonight: Four Pana piayers dnminaiea ihv individual storing rare in the Miami' umm-mc. :her cqmpif- hllon of llmu llsl ivrck. U. I lo '58 here tonight for 5.1.-mni :mmm loop Pana Conquers Vandalia 50-38 Hillsboro, Mm-nl 11 - Pnnn's mmm-rr at-rw,-fi vmiaui. so-as mmgm to reach me rim i-,mm in iiilisrmrox sectional lourna- ment. The v-mms mnde 1 mm or ii mr the nm mir, mm mining 1 mm 21-25 margin in me mir, alltr making A 14-12 mum in the nm pn-on. The mn-fi qumer nw sm- Pnnlhors if-fr.-M mmf ndwinmw- lo 40-32 mi win going nw-y, 'romf-ri-nw night me vunnvrx mm iiiimmm for mp title .mi A spot among mf- mms mm W- xa-n. Don Culley, mm 1-i mann. mm nf-ynf-in Aim- wh 12, 5,-,mm the iimnrmus nlmrk. unite Ham- nf-ry im vfmanm. mm 15. 97256 5 iHillshoro Joins Sweet 16, Smacks Pana In 47-42 Mix Hillsboro, Mm-h 12-Hlllshorifx mgn ming inilmppers look an mly ma mmgm, then nona nn 1 determined mn. rally ln 1-ke Nocturnal honors 41-42 .na ,om Illinois swm sing-n :me mn- midi-rs. - Tn- mmf form ww- nn top mm! of im- wny They :ook n 14-ai mme in mm- nm period and ,min-d mend 29-is ni hnlnlme, Pima mm- mi-x muh' Q ruwh in im- mlm quam-r to wi the mmm- mp no m-Ro. hu: -gm Hillsboro mm: rim-ge to win going away af-:pm A sf-mm-i rutile Pana muy, inline, on and slyiui-an ,pm-km iiiiinmm with in Winn fm. mi-ie Plsu'x 12 my-pi-4 me i-mm. memwe. Pana Romps Over Pana High Cagers Roll Over Litchfield. Lilthfkld, Jln. 20-Plnl Hlgh wmv, power 1-aan hmmm smolhtrrd Lllthfllld Clgtrl 97 in 56 here lonlght In chalk up their nlnlh Mldlllle Wnftrrnte win and their 1J!h vlclory ln IS guna this season. Although me Pnmhen were llill without the urvitei of their are center, John Phu. pnd mlm had another ngullr, Burk Wur- ren, on the xldelinn, they found little trouble with Utchfield, Ren Aldt, relular gunrd, who play! cenltr now, hll 30 polnll, while Hlrold Call hid 22. Guyln lm! umm-:ia with I5 pomp Pana Rally Downs Hillsboro, 63 To 58 Pam, nn. 23- P-nn High si-nwl ngeq made three field goals in nigim. zomonas nr pi., to mme Irom behind and lop Hilllbdro GJ their 1001 vmory. locllx wu 21 points. nam 70, High scorer for the Ame, who fn-in-1 un Cllulk ltd Ihr xlultnfs Mt. Pulaski Nips Pana 4037 Mt. Pulaski, Jun. 27-Pmn High sf-:mi eager, im mir two mn scoring stan, RER Aide Ind JOTIII Plau, nl home, Ill 'with symptom: nf sclrlel lever. Ind the klenl laden Mt. Pulaski leim WAI lm murh for the Ns! ol the dub And mp Hnuoppm ummm im- Pm- lhPrS lhelr third dd!!! of lhe 5-mr, 40 to 37. n vm a mem, .mx shui-nu. who kepi Pana in the game, me srtphomore Ruud coming up with 14 points. Myrtck, the Puinsklnlu fine center, led the vlctols with 14 points. Pana wu uma 12 io s al me quarter ima 20 to is .1 me n-ir, Nl! Ml. Pulaski went in the Ind JS to 27 ll lhe lhird period, The Pulukl team wn also without one Qrfguinr, Meister, A forward, who vm ma im ygyp aug Pana Five Edges Out Taylorville 41 To 39 Pana, Jan. 30-Pana edged cul their .mi ni-nu, Tlyiorvxlle, In Q lhrlllirlk 41 I0 39 Comrs! hero ln- night. Pnnn was hard pressed sinra one of their nm, Reynoid Aldo, Ll on lhl sltk Hit, and lnolhtr, John Phu, who has been ill, nw .ation in only Iwo qumen nl an ii 1. Cuney :ez the pee for ni. PM-mm by marking up u Umm., Hilh ncqm for Taylorvllle wn Melvin will: ninr Windsor Five, 69-31 Pana, nb. s-mm. mmm-4 nm wimimr, srwlny county rnge umm. pam, as in ai, nm mnigm for the 15th wln In19 shirts this your Thr Panthers utr! wllhoul Don Clllley, nt! Kulird, who will YPA ymrlbd Ill, And Jnhn Pfnll, renlrf, who Is believed Inst lor the lrlson with a second ankle injury. Ren Ame, om for mm: weekl, wu bark In nclinn lunlghl. wm-on led Pun: with 23 polnu. Pana Wins Againg Cinches Midstate mm, Fi-ri. in-mm- Lvpt imw he mme uin Wm-fi mniiqm, ii.-ni. ing Kinm-in no-no in fi xii.i,i..i.- fimmfm- f--mf-Nm. ii ms ui.- rmiinm' im. mimi-1 im in Immun f.-un, Im Ins: .ef-im: lim- my by mimi-n in mis. Pana Whips Nokomis 62-34 For 12th Win Pum, Jnn. 16-Pana High nnonim mn flying P-nam-rs rhnlkvd up their eighth xlrlighl Midmne wnn-renee game mm lhllr l2lh win In H liar!! by spanking Nokomls 52 to JI hbre lonlghk. Warren led Pana with 19 points. while Candy vu high for Neko- mis wilh ll. fHillsboro Stops Pana Quint 55-43 Hillsboro, Feb. 17-Hillsbaro's up and coming mrau-and troupe hflndvd Pina ils first Midsilh' ron- Yerwlrv defdll lonlghi, 55-41 ll wwu the Panthers' third loss against L18 sums. I Hllkboro ltd N-ID nl lhe qulr- U! 25-7 A! the hill and 37-30 ll um mam rim,-mar. Dirk sun-lwn spam-1 the winners Wim 22 painu while Fnulk counted 13. Pana High Captures Final Midstate Tilt Grsenvllle, Feb. 20-Pana High svhool eller: wmnd up their Mld-Sllte Conference xchtdule here wnigm by rolling over Greenville I i 1 nn-ni, g f 1 f-4 -i 2325323025 as- .--- :aa -gf-Q F.. I 5. - 0 . ' af .. .....-....v : ...........1 5 lb!!-QI ' FI f-zo! 0:4 Egqgpssf, E 'L' -F5 E 0 'l ' si o .........v snnnuopui n a -Vw , . 'fn ia :Cu 'I J- -'22 -pun. hu li, :im IHIHHHIUHHL LIGHT-UIEIGHIS INTRAMURAL CHAMPS B. Kennedy I. Kinderman I. LeDuc D. McNeese I. Price I. Reitz R. Staples B. Cloe I. Harbert B. Kinderman G. Laughlin D. Ryan B. Schafer L. Wagener R. Buescher S. Denton I. Hill R. Klein I. McDermith D. Mount B. Sharpe I. Spinner I. Diefenthaler R. Dilley R. Elliott I. Hrabak D. Gingrey T. Polk D. Havrilka F. Rudow C. Iones G. Schmitz C. Lesko W. Weers E. Beeson A. Dudra I. Endris I. Dudra D. Hill K. Kennedy R. Iohnson H. McGavic R. McElIresh M. Maisch T. Rowley R. Mosely I. West N. Rudow M. Trelz R. Beyers G. Alexander H. Iones I. Pribley F. Lebon I. Inman I. Neece R. Rider I. Presnell L. Sisk R. Rochard B. Trelz L. Washburn I. West I. Beyers D. Dudra I. Mosely T. Phillips D. Voudrie K. Wilhour C529 E. Voudrie W. Withem G. Bedar S. Hall W. Havrilka I. lngold R. Kascir D. Metzger R. Sphar T. Walker I. Alexander I. Bryson I. Cvengros R. Eisle G. Endris I. Lynch K. Schaper H. Becker E. Davis M. Davis W. Dionne O. Klein R. Palmer F. Sisk B. Culberson K. Flemming P. Lees E. Scoles I. Thurn PTH8' ' on Third al Urbana Ill!!! YIIIILDI1 of Lhl PTH! Kruk hum mulljud to curry lwly UMM DIE! In Ufll UNCH open,-rndgy, vnu. 2 xg is Dnnvllls uid Docntur plnmgogri and Qcond with M and 31 polnll, rupuctlkgiy. Thi than elm! UI illlh 3 nnu: Wlyne slogan. fum, as fuel, BH Indie!! Hlrvld Cin. IW- ylrd duh. 10.01 md Lhe mlqy tugn of Chula Downs, Ren Aida. Ihr- old CAD Ind D011 Cullcy with 1141 4110 Uma, Tum: phclng behind the Pm- theru ware: Urhuu fourth with Ng- lllloon fifth, 21505 Gridlly ll!!-I. ng Ru-mul und Sidney una vnu: 1 plnu: Monticello Ind Wauokl with 5 posnu ma num gefunmm wnn x pomu, . summu-y or au-nr ewnu ln whlrh Pun placed! 'lb-ynrd high manila: Won V1 Jackson llhntoulig second. Hun qcrulnybz Lhu-wi, Duke tbmvuleli fvllrih. Blrlllrd IDecll.urlL flhh, Aldo lknlh Time: 9.4. 110- lliyllh: Won by Shalltl Duvaloh: nemd. Down: lhnnh . lil!!! lflrldllyl. 'HIDM no yard ann: Wm DY 'upuq llhtlmnig ncond. Lnunmor Wh bmglg mini. lnlhn lboutunx fourth, Gall IPUIIJ. Time: 24- R'3? fJ'w.f..'D'?2 . 0 Binh! flidnsyl: fourth. Trllnbll llenucalloh flflh. SIO- liri QPUID. Dilhncnf 128 fait, I hwhu TM Nl! hun will meet De- cltur L! Uh! lflictll: held llera Lhll lhernuall. Decatur Thinclads Outpoint Panthers TM hm Panther lhhuzluh were defollsd IB I-I ID 1114 ln Unch fir!! dill Rlrk mutvt the leuol at LM hu! l!.hlOLIc fluid Mgndag dunman' 5 ltrong nn wa bllllmld milf lllm. llubld CID. Fan: junior, wu high poll! mux for the meet, with . mum of ny palm.. le won the 100-yud duh. placed second in bolh Lhe brold Nllp Ind !204yu1i duh. Ind Authored Um 580-ysni rally nun m 1 wtn. Wmu Blllifh hu 'ills Cl-Bw fhmugh with hrs! plltel in Zhi lh0l Pill md Lhe dlliua evehls. A new school neon! vu uuhlun- ed ill lhnv dlkul, when Slrgvrl. nwasurcd a Uxruw nf U5 'cel 9 lnthtl. Chula. Downs, gm-mr, ww Another hrll for Uh' Palnlhvtrs il uw H0-yard duh mu Dun cum-y, sophmnure, Ued Wllh D. NVilllnms or Decatur in me polo mm ew-cm The Pnnu rthy helm Composed of Ren Aide. junior: Chpflq. Down., junior: Don Cuney, nophcr nmrey And Hlruld Cdl, 1unIur, notched ILI iecohd Win of Lhe leuon. The firll. Wu tn Lho Ur- Nxn open. Summary nl the meet: Shot puiwwon by Slelert. Pans: lacnnd, Hlldlty. Doellll-fi Lhlrd. Knorr. Deenur. Distance: 41 Int. TK lnchl. Dllcul Ulrvw--Wun by SIBICYK, Pumz leconi Crawford. Pnmg ihlrd. Durchholf. Decatur. Dil' ilnre. 115 Intl, 9 Knahel. xpmyma am.-won by cul. PaYs: lecund. Culley, Pu-mg Lhlrd. Zylurs, Dmnur. Time: ms acc- ondx. xzu-yum mgn nunues-won by Burnnrd, Dacllur: lecund. FACB, Yecalurq third. Aide, Plnl. Time: 5.2 lecomls. une run'-'Won by Fear, mc.- turg second. Slurkey. Deellur Lhlrd, DGNWUIM, Dwniur. TU!!! 51016. M0-yud dJuhAWon by Downs, Pun: -mms, E wnlmms. Dec-A Curl lhtrd. Hlmlledl, Dwllur. Time! 55,0 l6COnd-H. mgn Jump-Won by nunenn. Duculuri lk- for lecond Among Aldr, Pans, and Bernlrd Ind Rich of Decutur. Hclzhl' 5 feel, 8 mrlwl, 220-yum low huralvs- won by Burnxud, Dm-nlur, leculld, Duncan. 11.--nur, mmm, Mak, hm Txmc: 255 sem'und.1. 880-ylrd run -W'on by Fear, D0- cuturg sevvnd. runcmu. Dem-nlur lhlhi, SKuCkn'y, Dvtlluf. Tim!! 2 12 6. Pulv vnull: Tin' for Hr!! bclwc-er Cuney, Pnnn. md D. Wxllxams Decatur: Us for Lhxrd between Randolph and Myers, mu. of De- Cniur. Hcllh! 9 fell, TX Inches. Broad Jump--Wan by Knorr Decuurg second. Call, Pun Lhlrd, Zelllrn, Decatur. Dnnnce. 19 Htl. I0 lnchel, B80-yud nlay-Won by Pull .A nd rum. Er: TBAQL17947 P.T.H. . INS CONFERENCE Rlid I I 1 ht U I 'I' G. Hin. J. Lfdllc, E, Elldril, D. Cllfly, Ellioil, E Yxlfldtfhlfk. ,gmfffg ,',Q,,f,fovy5,'Ly,.1n,rf4.':x:mnon. J, Prtce. c, Rogan-, D. w-frm, fz. Downn, J. mulnnv. G. cm, w osvm-e. vrmfo ww' ACxpt. 'r. mug.-r, J. cv.-ngm, 11. env-mm, w megan, n. Am, C, .mn-y, D BPYQIS, J. SHARK-I llld Cblfh E. Mllllfll. Fl'HSTRACKAND FIELDTEAMTOPS LITCHI lEl.DllERE Costh E. R. lie!-lger': lhinclldl won I close 581 lo 503 victory Over Lllchfield lt the high lchool athletic new mn-any uzemwn., Ren Alde and lrold Call led the Blue and Orin to victory with mul.. or xs and 11 pomu, 114 upectlvely. Aide collected 3 first pllce wma ln the mgh hurdles, low mmm -na high jump, and prune lhlrd ln the hilrd jump. Cl! pm-ea nm an me uma Jump Ln Won wcund In th! following even!! xoo-yum duh, no-yud run nn pole vlull. Other fini, ce winnurl for Lhe Plnlherl re Down: In the sso gnd snegm in me :hot put. Ewmg wu hkgh point man for Lnchfield with 15 pomu. Summary: 100-ylrd duh Evlinl U-49 flrll, Cnll QP! leC0hd and Hcedwn 1Lb lhlrd. Tlme: 11 lcC0nd.l, 120-yard high hurdles: Aide lPP flrsl, Roach QL? .leC0m1, Ind Hall 1Ll thxrd, Tim? 17 leconds. 200-ylrd lnw urdles: Alde IPI nm, Boyer. 1PJ iecond and Plerce ILL Hurd. Turns: 25.3 lecnnda. mme run: Iiwen -41.1 nm, Dionne IPJ sevund and Jvhel U-J third Tuma: 536. 140-yard run: Ewing 1Lb first Downs IPD second and Rowen LL! ,huki Time 53.5 sornnds. 2.n-yum run: Ewmg nm nm, Cnll IIU second. Heedsun lL? Lhird. Tune: 23.6 .sev0nds. nan-yum run: Duwns QP! fmt, Rowrn my svromi and cx-eng:-as lI'l Khml Time: 21163. SBU-ynrnl rvlay: M1-neu, Pluck Rdnnvn and Ewing of Lllchflel flrsl l'Al1nx,5m-mlxd. Tinw: 1:3822 1-.nv mmm: mum- 41.1 nm, can lP1 aornnd and Cullvy IPI lhltd Hmgm: no ir., 3 in. Hugh Jump: Ame my Ilrsg, Clxllelun QLD secwxd, Mcllgcr IPI and Tlmckcr 1Ll hed for Lhird, li-xghu 5 fl, 5 in. snuz pun: sxegm QP: mst. Tmwiord lP! secund and Quinn xLl third. Dislnnce: 48 IL, 21g ln. umm jump: can QP: rim, Pierce' QL! second and Alde IP? Lhlrd. Dll!AnCe: 19 fl.. 9 Ln. Dxscus: Qusnn QL: nm., Craw- turd KP! lefund Ind Slegtrl lpl Khlrdv Di.lLBnC9Z 129 IL. U ln. from-snpn ram wm- PTHS Frcshmnn and Stlphombrs :mn num nwpmpnd Lnchmm 'hu-sdny stu:-won' It Lhs loci xlhlnltc hvld by n lcnrc nf 74 I0 30. Pima won n lulul uf 9 frrsts and 5 ncfunds, Cullcy nm! Lynrh wvre hilh ln Iolnh Wxlh I0 polnu lplcce, summary: 'mvyura mgh hurdles: Kindvr- lmlll IP? first, Guyikn KL! svcunli. iirvllluw lLl Lhlrd. Time: 127 .uC0nds. 128-yard low hurdles: Cullcy 4Pl flrsi, P1162 IPP leC0nd and Slrell- low ll.l third, Time: 17 seconds. 100- nrd dash: Culley IPP llrsl, Ryndei' QLD sebund and Maier lLl Lmrd. Time: 11.3 seconds. no-ynm run: Lynch uv nm. Chnltanl ipi lecond Ind Guy!!! lLl thu-d. 'Emu 595 seconds, 220-yud run: Roger: lPl BML yleyvn my second and Prine :Pm Lhird. Tune: 25.7 lecondl. 880-ylrd run: Guyln QL! first. 'Dionne 1Pl svvunrl Seller 1Pl Panthers Outpoint Taylorville 86-27 vrns v-uw :umm-mx swamp- Q-1 1-uyln vm- as fn 27 lv, nu- xwu sum: nu':vm fiom xw-'1'.- dm- mght 1m Pnfvu-er: mg.,L.f-L I .:- . r. 51 pl.-no ww H- 11 of uw m avcnu. 'rm-1--rwlx.--5 lone urs: wa Won by nu-mr sn me mme --Kev! A Il-V.1lj.' lit' fur flrll BXISU va m me mn Jump among mae mm B1-yn-1, of Pm.. and Bnnrzfm U1 rwyxo-vnm. ' Cmwrmu an A new sthnol record in the mmm throw when m- wm-Jed the platter 5 amanwor 131 fleet and 0110 Inch K0 bdlel' PHS um mark uf no feet, es, menu. mme regwm-eu by Puma were u follows: cpu, 100-yam msn: Ame. zfgn hurdles www, novynru -msn, Bvyc-rs, m.- lm-an-sg 0111, 220-yu.u dash: 13.-wus. uso-yum .LMI AAI-X, blwnd Jump, Crawiurd. d.,,.--1,1 s-egm. sm-1 pun, can una Cuwy. ue for nm In me pole wkn, Mak, nuns, Beyer- and can, n-hy. PTHQ Junior vnrslly won from 1.1,-.vv.11Q, :ss an m, 1--wm' reguz wc.: w.-re. mo-yum nun, xvmren un nigh hurdles, Pr-me rP1. 440- ym-u ann, .mum Vrr: new nurux.-5, mm mm 220-yum dawh. uuusu Url, sso-yard mn, smnn vrm, nigh gump, uk for nm among Cullcy Lum Lynch 1Pr and Dewh- mm.-r and .Innes vrpg broad gump. uf-H1161 nm dlacus, 1-mnmuurk um shun put umm: urn: me v4.nlL, Scnnez! um asa-yu-u n-A Lay, lang.-15, vmm-. curl.-y and Lynch uv, CRI IN DEUATUB MEET Panther lhlnclads placed fourth in n flvld of 12 with 2614 points In the Dccltur Open track meet, Sal- urdny. Decatur was wlnner with 121. poinu, followed by sprmg- 5254 poinlsg md Chnmpurn Slegerlrcopped A flrsl in the lhol pu: wnn 1 mu of 44 rm, one Inch, And Dowm run the M0-yard dash In 55.1 letonds to win lnolhcr flril. Ame, Dnwru, Culley and can pllud second m the seo-y-rd re- lay, They were mged DUO. ln I very Close me by prmgfma. Summary ul other event.: In which Pun placed: 100-yard muh, Clll. SUI: YUW hurdlel, Beyerl, 5Lhg pole vault, Culley. Ill: lor 5lh: high hurdles, Alde, 2ndg dlscul, Crawford, mug and samyuq, CVDHKTUB, ith BETS 'l'RACK RECORD couch E. R. Metzger or PTI-IS reveal! um 1 check or truck emma, snow. um Lhe 880'ya.rd Wlay mam or Aide, Duwm, Oxlley and can bmerea me school mm: by one second when n clockad 1:3941 m me dun meer with Deci- tur mm Monday. 'nw old mum of 1:4n.s w.. made hy spmnngel, uaemn, Beyer-s and wunmu.. Hngn jump: Lyucn FP! firm. Km-rw 1Lbserond and ser-nezy uw mmm. rmgm: 5 fc, 1 m, Broad jump: Shanks 1Pn hm. mmm, mp mmm and Cvengrue fm mmm. Distance: 17 rv., BK ln. Discus: hxnderburk fPJ flflf-. Jones IL! second and Indult QP! third. Distance: 100 fl. Shot put: Rundel U0 fill'-. Shulkl 1PP lechnd :nd .Yofnel ILP third. Dlsllnu 38 fl.. I Ln. Pole vlult: Juhnmn Rohn md . .... .H ,. u--Ln... um- rn-nv Panthers 4th in Own Big Track:Meet PTHS lhlnrllxds plnr-ml Ynurlh wxlh 29 p0!nis in Ihr' cpvn trark mcvl hchi at lhc local. higlfnrhool nlhlcllc field Friday Aflvrnoon H141 evening. spfmgneld was winner of the meer wun 51 mln, Dcmmr no nnd with 415, glchfield third WH-11 ao points, Remaining mm. an mg mm: Ilnishvd i:'f0ll0Ws: Collinsville 19. Raymond 12, Vcxndllla 7, Tkylor- ville KH. KlnCaid and Maron l lpn.-or um Assmnpuon, Nokomn and ll -qmon 0. lGnoilde'Wsh'7 mm for nun. in me mgn jump and 120Ayara high nuralu smgm pinned second m me not pul even: ard Cn-afford Wu:.M'cond In Lhefiisrus Ame. Dun-ns,ruxx.ym1a mm mnmner sso-yum rvlny !e.m1, pliwvd svrund ln lhrir Pvcnl. 'rue sp--mgmla rn-,mnnn rn-my loam won nver Pnnffs team Com- posed of Hall, LcDuc, Chllfnn! Lnd Shanks. Time--l.lL7. Summary: , 100-yud duh -Won by I-:wmg 414, wmle :sl gfmnd, Chapman lRY lhlrd, Lswrenre IDI Iourih, Ind Cllllty KPJ fifth Time 10.8. 220Ayard duh--Xl'0n by Bvrnmg 451, Chapman lRb second. TAJIIA' KD! !hKrd. Call UU fourlh, md Hudsiln IL! flflh. Time-23 2. 440-yard dup-won by Ewing 1LD, Williams 1Dl sK'C0nd. Downs lp! lhxld, Rouen QL? fourth, and w.-ls.-nmeyvr 45, mm. hmk 529. R80-yard run Vfon by Grlkll IDL Kmcud QD? :vc-ond, Darden 4sr third, Ashmm mc: fuurua, and Swinburne IKJ flfLh. Timp- 22111. Mm- run-Won by rw' mm, Stephenson tCb second, Wood.: :Sl mud Sluckev nm rf-'mn gm Rowen IL? hNn. 'I1m0-42115. 120-ymrd hlkh hurdlesgwfh by Aldo mPJ.' Duncnn KD! sc-cond, Mkchencr CSI lhh'd. GKbbS ISI ffvalrlh, and Hull QL! !LIlh. 'Dmit- 220-ynrd low hurdlca-!K'on by YVhi!0 ISI, Staff 1Vi second, Gra- ham lSx third, Duncan 1DJ fourth, and Bcyz-rs QPI hllh Timo PIN fl. High jump-fXVnn by Almlc 1PP. cm-ley :sv :won-!, Knorr fm and Bunln-ld 1Tl llvd fur third Ind Mnlhcxs mn fiflh. Heigh! 5 fl, 6 in, Brom jump wnn by Kuxus msn. Chnpnmn un scmond, I-:wing 13.1 lhird, Bllhl QC! ffvurth, and Andi?- lon 1CJ flflh. Dislance---21 l!.,f6 ln. Sho! put-Won by Bmwn ici, Slegerl lPi llvbond, Handley 1Dl Lhlrd. Wood ICP fourih, and Min- ion KT! fxflh. DllLAnCeA5 fl.. 2 5 LN, Discus-won by Quinn u.u. Crawford :Pr second. Farley rsl third, Stuff 4VJ Ymlrih, and Hud- son lL? flflh. Dxslsnce-130 fl.. 1 5 ln. Pole Vnultf Wnn by Glbbs LSI. Guldauski 1Cl svfond, William: IDD Hurd. Rezrse 4Li fourth. mu lillixer IR? flflh. Helghl-il fl. B804yurd relay-Won hy Spring- field. Pm: second, Litchfield Lhlrd. Deellur fbllflh. And Vlndllll flflh. Time-l:35.7. lil ll lliu -Pun h'll!mel and sopnomcm placud Ullli Ill-I N Pllinll. Nil mln! blhixlhHl.llYhld. ll the I-'anljxe ' win Rally: A Lincoln Wayne Slegvrt won tho on!! flxil for the A Plnlhorl ll UN Linmln Rel Sllurdly llllhi wh.-he 1 me mom as rn.. av, Ln. 181-V DQR-shy tum ce:- o Md: Wm. Cull c' dm xr. nm. wg Q g zur vm the nun 1 wh! of 08. Other nntrhl ned u folovu: Up-mgmla eo. wa- mrf uw, ummm am, Pm-use 25. Pekin zu, ma'Puu 1. ln the huhmm-Sophomore gent. Pun ' agua nsipxnu. , e nhptth lm Chnlhnt. mi-find' placed 'third and the low hurdle lhllltle Y-:Am Of Price, Chulflnl, Klndnrmum And Warren plldcd Ilflh. In lhe Individual even!! Culley Med for ucond In me 'pole nun, Pundorburk fifth in lht dllcul and Klndermlnn fif!-ll In lhs hruld jump. DeClhJr'l hlgh hurdle lhuilla relay Lum lowerld Lho Noord ut by Wlrrnn. Alde, DOWYLI Ind MC- Donlld ol Plnl Ln ING by 2 limb! of A leant 'hvluw Neon! ll aa.: neconda. A 'me .emu-gn vnu gummy so 'nylorvule Pridny to psruelpute in tha Mldmluh cmiermoa moot. Prellrrgnlriel will Ill!! ll 2200 p.m. lnfuli flnlll 'Ill bi hm 011 Iflrllnl ll 7:00. Panthen Win Mid-State Meet PTHS thlnrlnds won the MMI Stlle Cbnlerence Lrlhk meet IH- dly nigh! at Tlylorvllle will! I mm of ew, polnu. Runner-up was L.lt'hfleld with 555 PGIIIU followed by Vlndllll with 2756 polnu. Remnlnlng teams In Dm mvfl flhl.h0d As follawsi Taylor- vllle, 28912 Kincaid, 125: Noko mn, 2, me Hullbomhxx. Ten runference record! WGN broken. Slcger! QPJ pulhed the sho! 15 fl, B ln, to brexk lhe old !'tC0l'd ot lb ft., 2 lri. nal by Mln- nlng of Hillsbarv In XUI5, He lilo hurled the discus 121 ft.. 9 in., to better the old mark Of 122 ft. le! by Blu!!! of Vllldllll In 1945. . Call 1P! beth-red 2 of the Cam ference record! when hm' wls clock- Ed It 10.5 leconds ln Lh! 100-yl-ld dish and 23.9 ncondl In Ule 220-ylrd dull. Old recon!! held by Sexwn or Klnclld were 10.9 seconds ln the 100 And 21 mfbondl nn uw z2u sem an 1945. mm- mx topprd me old 120-yue mgr. hurdle mm: or 141 mmm, m by H, Beycrs or P-ng ln 1945, wllh B 159 second run. nf old sw-yu-4 muy mon: wn bellervd by 4.4 mana.. by Pmmm :ual-. Downs, Galley .na cm. when they rum home in 1::n.o. The ole Mora wu hem by lhc 1945 Plnhher ieam of Spin- Mgel, myers, Wilhoune, me Alaerum. Olher Noord! WON Ullblllhd Ill the umm jump, 440-yua duh dm 860-yard nm. Ewing mamma 1 20 f!.,' 143 in. try ln Un brand axmp lu better the mark of 19 fl.. I ln. nz by Bentley -nr Tnylorville In 1945. Ewtng mlm broke the Mpc with A 531 mn In the Ilffwhlch was 2.7 xvcand: belle! than hll old reford, Ronan ol Litchfield ru: Lhe'880 in 2'l0,S I0 belle? U10 Old mlrk by 26 secunds. Old YQCOHI Wil held jointly by Shappht-rd of Lilchlleld ang! swmbume of Kmeua. Summary: Shot putr Slegert lP1 flrul, Munson iT: second, Thomu QV! lhlrd, Quin!! lL! fourth, Ind Blll lV! Hflh. Dlshnntei 45 fl., D ln. Umm: sugm API nm, Hud- l0n QL! lerbnd, Thomlu KV! lhlrd, Crawford lPJ mann, and Quinn QL! ftflh, Dlsilncel 127 fl., 9 ln. High jump: .uae my nm, Bm- fleld 4TJ und Carleton tLl he for neclmd, Metzger KP! fourth. Crllg 4Kl. Bohlefl lHl, CrlW10rd lv! 'And Thom!! KVI Ued for fifth. 1-mgm: s n., s m, Broad 5-Imp: Ewing qu nm. Alde +P! nccond. Davidson lVb IHINL Jarvis ITP Iouflh And Crllf IK? hfth. Dhlmce: 20 IL, IK ln. Pole vault: Pierce lLl fini, Clll QPL Meadows KK! and Tlrey ITI, Ucd for Second: Culloy 1Py Ind Chudoul Ui! tied for fifth. Height: 10 ll., 8 U5 120-yard high hurdles: Aldo lPl nm. I-ml ml.: second, Beyen IPI Uilrd, Sl!!! 1VY fourth, Ind Arlllll WK! llflh. Tlme: 15.9 leoondl. 200-yud low hurdlu: Beynrl 1P7 llril, S!-A!! KY! IQCOIIH, tsumphhy IT! third, Ronth llal 1 ri-h. Ind hw: KTJ Mm. Tim: IAA uc- ondl. 100-ylrd duh: Cdl KP! flfll, bang IL! neona, Culloy KP! Y-NN. Pill!!! ll-b lllurth. llll BIA!! un nm- w,.-- wnL.n-mmm. Panthers Second in District Track Meal PIR! lhlndldn pl-load :semi l :dw MCI IDBI 01.51 pdlh A Bprtngfhld vu the 'Umor of tb mg: wi nag pamu j uni un Umar lrflpgfmd 'trilog- aa li in 4 ind ll ...4..... uplmn who annul the Hg!! In mtnr th lub UIQ moot lt Qunpdgn lhy M W Wlnlllhl I Hn! or IOGOIIA In ITF dly'l meat un: Ran AMA. WAY!! Bllfln und Clurlu Dovlnn. Bloprt md Md! wen Hgh f. mu for the Flnthan. D pau-u nah, augur: wana NMC!!!-..25i ll.,hHAOOfll'ltll lhll OVC!!! Ind Ill Piland ltedlid h Um dllcun with A thrwr of ll R. The winning throw wu produced b'yBuk:hlrolVll1.leIl, 1803.611 AIM nn its 110-and ha huxdhu tn 15.9 neonda Ind flsld Ind hl glloci lbud Ill hi hllh jump I! fi. 7 ll. Flllt ill! In Hlvlln of Iloodhwll, 5 IL l Ln. Down: pllnd ucalld ln the M0- ynni duh lt 53.6 locandn. Whuur wus. Ewing or Litchfield, MA nw- on . Other pomt wlnmn won: Cnr- ford. fmlrlh In dlleilli lnd'CllL fourth in lhl 120 All flflh In lht mn ?l'HS BALL TEAM IDS!! Nohmn Township High lchool :emma rms s ta 5. In th- firll hpebul game of the xenon lar the local: at Kitchell park Wad- nud..y dlernoon. - The Pnnlheru mmm Nakomu Q Lo 5. Cl.ll md WDM! lhlhd Un planning anne. for um loam ma B. Zucck Wen! lhc YOUR IDI' UN winners. , Taylorville will bn Pum'l ne 'xpponenl me the pm will glayed at Kitchell vlrk Mandul uv' PTHS Buebill Team Loses Anothar ,PTI-IS lol! lY.l 'lscond gums d Lhs noon Monday night ll 'hy- lurvtlln by 1 more of 10 to 'L 'Both' lull!!! Cdllsdnd UIQ limb lllllllbiff of Nu but Tnylondlle wu nhl: to ouucoro the loads hy lnklnl ld- vmtqa of uvenl Pnnthlr minus Ind thc C Vltlll lllllbd by Plldltf CALL Fagan mm tha nm Pun nm nuleucondwhenlwwuhlllnda one on buh md cmuod tha plain m l Hilde!! dwiu. Shank! ll! in UD !.!Qrd hmm' to leon IQRA who Md htm lllllld l KNO tidal to lint. lor tha ncold nun. ' In Un mum Bnrww nlngldl. Kbollll Ulf lllka Wllkld md Bir- ww then :cond on 1 dup ny to Un oullteld. A .mgn hy sr-mu luorod Koontz um lalko. Bplnlul got A llnglc Ind wu out V lb ramping w mu mana. -in uw um. mm-u wmpa, cm ulngled And both worm on A llnllc nv Wmmd- PTHS Bueballerl Split Doubleheader PTHS blsehllll lrunl lpllf. I mublvheader with scewu-dmn ll the Kllchell plrk dlnmond IIA Wcdnnmdxly Afternoon. The Iirti. game wen! no smwu-dun by 1 ll lo 8 score, with Cu-Ll nu the lonmg pm-m-r mowing 1 mu. Pun canceled only 8 mu In 34 umen at hAt. Splnner wu Khe wmmng pllcher ur me second game -nd also lea Un Pnnmeu to nm-lr wln with 3 mu. Find :CON Wu B K0 2. Pull Collected 6 Ill!! Illini! Biewlnl- lon'l 7. Extra bale blown collected by UI! Pm.nt.hern an mu. g-mu wma Sp.nner, 2 unplug wma. 2 double. Ind Shnnks Dnc double. Pun defeated Nokomh dun Lu! Monday by I Acute ol' 11 Io 3. spmny wu me winning pitcher, llluwlny nnlv 2 hltl, 20-yum un... un dh Ilm. ouuey KY! oqcond. Humphny KD lhlrd, Mfllln KN! faurul, IM Hil- lon 1Lb fifth. Time: 23,9 :monk no-yu-4 duh: mvnfg fm ant. Downn lPJ ncond, Rouen tl-I third, Gudnuley CK! faurth, md Jackson ITD fifth. 'Hme 53,1 Iw- Olidl B80-yard run: B. Ronan QL! HEL Swinburne CKI lecond, Blunt KV! um--1. wym. vm K fmrum, una Omngrol CPI Xlflh. Tlme: 21101. Mile nm: Rnntn H0 Url!- Chnndler Wg n-pond, Dionne IPP Ihird, Maller ITP 101301. I-hd Dih lKl IH!-IL' Time: 42411. 580-yum nlny: Pun lCullly, Ol-ll, AM: Ind kill!! lrlh Hlch- fleld second, Vlnhlla Lhlnl, Tqy- lurvllle follzth Ind Hllllhuro fifth. -, Top Row: W llionne, G Zahradlca, R Iackson, I. Rowley, li foal:-1 V Warren, D. Havrilka, D. Culley, Coach M1 triif-1 Second Row: 't , Q t, C Les o, H Ca , R. Alde, 1 11111 11 llliot k ll I 11111111-fiman I PllC0,I Shanks, I. Cvengros Bottom Row: I Chaltant, C foley, I. Plau, I Thurn, R, liolanit C ltoawis, C Downs Not in picture: ll Rocker P Crawford, W. Lynch, T. Rowley. President . Robert Roland Vice-President . . . . Donald Culley SecretarysTreasurer. . Richard Fogler Captain of the Sap . Reynold Alde GIRLS' 1111111011 LEIIE11 CLUB The Girls' Major Letter Club, as a group, is the 111o:':t inactive organization in school, but as individuals, no one does more than they. Every girl who wears that bright orange letter has had to work hard for it, Starting as members of the G, A. A., the girls participated in the HLIIIICYOLIS sports sponsored by that group. A total of 1200 points is required for membership, and as these Cannot possibly be earned in less than two years, only juniors and seniors are IIICXLLLLDCITS. These aiils represent the ideal in sports' 'ictivities and enthusiasm, and we hope that that entl111sias111 makes for a more active group next year. BULLS' 11111111111 LEIIEH CLUB The Boys' Major Letter Club, this year, broke all precedent and became one of the most active organizations in school. These boys who are members had to earn at least one major letter in one of the three major sports, football, basketball, or track. Activities for the year began with the Labor Day cele- bration in which they entered a float, operated a refreshment stand, and sponsored a regis- tration booth for all alumni of P. T. l-l. S. With the money earned from the stand, the club members attended the lllinois-Wisconsin foot- ball game at Champaign, had a watermelon party for all who worked on the float or in the stand, and bought a portable radio for the Coach's office. The activities for the year end- ed with a rollereskating party for members and their dates. 44 54 an Top Row: Miss Cornish, N. Sharpe, S. Harris, R Summer, I. Maton, V. Slater. Second Row: V. Downs, N Gruber, G Schloz, P. Heintzman, S. Dietenthaler, M. Hale. Bottom Row: H Tetley, B. Austin, M Moore M. Woclard, I. Mamntior, B. Cunningham. PHIIIHEIIII The Paniher Club in orange and blue. Cheer on with siubborn mighi. They cheer, they yell, Ihey cheer anew. And back the team with fight! IUB President Barbara Austin Vice--Presidem Norma Gruber Secretary Pat Heinizman Treasurer Mary Tappero Left to Right: M. Tappero, I3. Austin N, Gruber. Not in Picture: P I-Iomtzmari. Top Row: Mm: CTu:1msIi, i' Mye-is II Wriiifvld, S IIm mon, W SIMM M Iam-rx, N. Iwrf1r1kf'riIvIiI, I' GnIm::mi, II STf:1IviiIcrk, M M-mir--aura, L IvVn1smi Third Row: II Carlin, I' Shin Ion, V I'Iovvr1:1, V Shrtci, II ffiiririiriqlmui, N Ifmiris, M Momv, I Mrrtruri, S I'fi::Im, II Siimmvi Second Row: M Hidvyl 'Iii-II::, P Sihm, S IIIII, M Woolmnl, M Halo, Ii I'0r::y1Ii:-, N Shmi, II IIoIIOr1, S IIN-In-ri 1ImIn-:, G Pi-Iii Botlom Row: I I'1i1k,I5 Ycmk--:, I Mnm1iIi0i, II 'III-Hoy, S IImi1::, I7 IIs-ii1IL'mf1n, Cl SQIIIQ: II Dickey, If Kvriimaz. Top Row: II IN.1It:ii-1 M QNX IIi1'v I I iIvvi11iis N K:-nrivdy M AIIII-rricwri II Ihfliw, M I'm1i1IiI M IIILHI-fs Third Row: I II1iIf:cEw- M IMI :zum IT P-iikirascri S Vivo mini C Ilrwiili II Sy iimi-1, M Ilirtcwx II NI xx':0:i1Ii Second Row: S Smioffz A Schmiti' I' Ividriiv G Ke-Irma, I' Ikwtvvt I' C'i1II'eIswri, M I'rv1Iirx I1 f'I1Ii:wwII Botlom Row: II I'irxk I' IW:-ricIi, I' Simi:-II If 'Iixivifl 5 Iirri Iv-r, II S:'miIt1'v IN Puririinq- lun M Iimiiiori Not in Piciure: Ii IImm:-1, N Ifrviumu fx KI-Iiids Left to Right: I-I SIIKIIKVX, M Woolrird, v Iiiwvw Back Row: fl II IZRUI. I L?'ImfI1. ilg' 1' M Wy., l'wx- ' I W1 .. I Mmm? Front Row: 'Z I'- I, . H. , . ll II:.l Ii fY.!',z:11- K- '1 lv I I IW, I1 ig I., x '1' Ama-' 1: II . ! 6.H.. President . I . Margie Woolard Vice-fpresiderit Nancy Sharpe Secretary-Treasurer Virginia Downs x J .2 .Y I 4 Bfr: Q Mum I Henfirxrk Hxelsciif-' Front Row: M Fw Noi 'in Piciure: Puirtzmr Back Row: f 5'-1.II:1I-' M I iw I4 AlIw:1 X' I- I I pw' r- vl. A MJ -I 'IIVII-:I , M - M MMI. Second Row: M.- .x 7 'r.: I I4 I .7. if iiwilmw M I41 zu.: Ii I Irs: Ikxui I CI- 1M I IV I , M M 1'fvI W lx..w'.' Fron! How: I' II :I I fum 11. M If .' 'IQx.'k1,.I 21:11 I4 Iwifv' ' E- V?1f-vwzkv E4 I.fI II II1'. ,,x: No! in Picture: uk IIII'-1, 13 MIN v , K Bcxck Row: F' I 1 nil S II: ik' I Wrtf-e.ffr', M 1 I':v-fmrin IU IF Il H Scftriltrv Hcxzmrun I wards M III I A Schrmtz' Ei N vi Comb, IN I'mk Il Poiwwt S Smit li. H. H. BUHHIJ Looking for a rough game of soccer or' a thrilling game ot basketball? You are? These are just two of the many activities offered by the G. A. A. to those girls interested in sports and who want to become members of the Girls' Major Letter Club. This year the competitive sports, basketball and bowling, held the inter- est of most G. A. A. members, and the tumbling team attracted the attention of the basketball crowds, The third group of girls within the G. A. A, is the G. A, A. Board. These girls have the responsibility of manag- ing the various sports, serving as ref- erees, caring for equipment, recording ,J Back Row: M Moore, D. Siegert, M Freitag, S Barber, R Forsythe Harris, M Le-es, C Travis, H, Tetley, D Culberson, G Kehias Pennington Front Row: M Tappero, D Cather, B Austin, I Maton, N Gruber, C Dram, M. Hale, V Slater, B Cunningham. points earned by the girls, and making the G. A. A. an organization which will be of interest to all girls. A familiar sight when the GAA. is in action. 4 tit in l tl ,. Wk ,V Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders: M. Inman, M. Harmon, F Rudow, l. Call, E. Petty. Varsity Cheerleaders: G. Schloz, S. Harris, H. Tetley, P, Tumbling Team: M. Hale, M. Freitag, D. Siegert, R Heintzman, I. Maninfior. Schultze, H. Tetley, V. Slater, P. Hientzman, W. Sul livan, D. Culberson, M. Burclzilauskas ZZZZL 5 '. My fmw '-WV! Tlzovgwifwfdiq Zfzfmf fi::75f',fQf fs aww 2122161323 ?Ww T avi If S IJHHHIH . IHUSIII . . . SERVICE CLUBS W S 'kim V i mu, X H i I i 'Ls A K. ,, W' ,EA N , , 55.5 A . it .w env L , - .. gkx. Q. 3 Qi ' v i Q. - . . A 2. , 'a X 1 ik. K a xi 3 S X S Xi if ,S Q ev 'A Y a X V 5.5 .R K. N X kkw, 3 QYQQ ?!'Fq t ,J x N-xS' Q k Y 9' W Q X X 2 R' fe fi .ir X - Q Q, 'Si K . . N... I 1' A , M 3 Q P5 5 .V g w f , 1 ' W1 bi I l A is Q51 Q x . J 3 i. ,vim-ii W N Q mix ,gs Eg x X v 1 I 1 , i ., .N Virginia Downs V i1't ' Margie putting on the finish' ing touches of the teacher caricatures. Back Row: M141 Front How- Stoop in cr last minute rush to meet a deadline. Myrna in her most familiar role: Pop- corn Popper. QQ PHHUHHHIH 141 f 0, . - fl 1 STHFF Editor . . . Senior Editor. lunior Editor . . Sophomore Editor. . . Ereslinicrn Editor Layout Editor . . ' ., Assistont Loyout' Editor Boys' Sports Eliitor . Girls' Sports Editor .. . Music Editor. . Droinotics Editor ,. , Orgdnizotions Editor. . . Art Editors ,. . . Colondor Editor . Snopsliot Editors.. 'lypists Business Monoger . n i,.i . . . Assistornt Business Monoger ...., Q . VIRGINIA DOWNS .ROSALYN SUMMER .WILLIAM LYNCH SHIRLEY BARBER IOAN HORSTHEMKE ..MARY 'IAPPERO . DANIEL BUCK .ROBERT ROLAND H. .DELORES SIEGERT GEORGIA KEHIAS .MARILYN FREITAG . . . MARQIE MOORE .MARGIIE WOOLARD BIEIIRY .PRESNELL . . QHARLES IOLEY - . .LIOHN SEILER KENNETH SCHAPER .BARBARA YONKER SHIRLEY HILL . . . .MYRNA ,HALE . . . .LELA WATSON Myrna Hale llusinopsix Monooc-r The English Word PANORAMA With the names of 7 gods in order PAN God of Hills ANU, -Mother ol Gods NO -Eqyption God RA Efilvrvtion God HAMA---Hindii God - AM -Hindu God A -Suinerion God Top How: C Castle A Sennezy, K. Mf-rivltiint, I Second Row: I Primo, P Crawford, I Rowley, P Lf Bottom Row: I IDMIM W. ',M jbfff' . Of PEP BHIID . .. URCHESIHH DeW1lde, I Presnell. fog: X M, WW-'yf' ,aff I Havrilka, R. Roland Mr. Dickerson, I. Presnell, K, Meachum. R. Roland, A. Sennezy, C. Castle, I DeWilde, Row: P. Crawford, I. Price, K. Schaper, D. -ler, D. Havrilka, I. Rowley. I A I he Pep d and Orchestra are additional outlets for those students who want more 1 ical activities than the regular Band provides. The Pep Band, as its name suggests, had as its main purpose, the arousing of enthusiasm before every game. No pep meeting was complete without theml The Orchestra, newly-organized this year, played at more non-school affairs than at school itself. lts two main appearances were at the Masonic Homecoming and the T. P. A. Banquet. But most important is, not the number of appearances each made, but the enjoyment and fun that the members had themselves. Buck Row: I DeW1lde, C Castle, A Sennezy, R. Staples, R. Elliot, S Bantner, D Cooper, R B , on P Cf-ivvn, D Beeson, I Seymour, Mr. Dickerson, K. Meachum Third Row: T Woolard. D. Dorn. Second Row: R. Kosten, A Christner, R. Culberson, E. Davis, R. Taylor, M Keelinq Front Row: D Havrilka, R Lebon, I, Price, W. Slater, F. Truxell BHHD H. l-lisli, M. Wilson, D. Elliot, L. Smith, f D. Mclntyre. 3 .-Qiiiil X Wang e WHJURETTES The band, with Mr. Dickerson as director, were off to an early start this year when on September I they marched in the Labor Day Parade. The next two months found them at all home football games, marching between halves. With Thanksgiving came basketball and at every game when room permitted the band played. ln December the members dug out their heaviest woolens so that they might escort Santa Claus into town. The next few months found them prac- ticing every possible moment to get ready for the April contests and their annual appearances at the Music Festival and at Baccalaureate and Com- mencement. Along with the band we must not forget to mention the Majorettes who made several individual appearances during the basketball season. This year a grade school band was organized and in the next few years the Band will be able to boast a bigger and better organization. Back Row: M. Davis, P. Lees, I. Presnell, R. Metheney, H. Deere, T. Phillips, V. Taylor. Second Row: B Davis, R. lohnson, D.Wheeler, K Schcper, I. Rowley, S. Drake. Front Row: C Presnell, C. Drain, M. Truxell, D. Buck. HIUSIC CLUB Top Row: H fiiilzar ff Travis, B Low' lf. Kwedai, l Rowley, S Harris, M Truxell, L Barry Bottom Row: l Pri-smll, H Kastr-ri, S ltill, D llavrilka, li Schultze, A Chrxstner D Buck Not in Picture: 5' Holton, lt Hatcher M Laker, lit Locrsdon, K, Meachum, A Mitchell, F Ttiixeli Amona the many clubs here at P. T. l-l. S. one of the busiest is the Music Club which has a membership of twenty- sevon musically interested students. The objective of this club is to further music appreciation in both the school and com- munity. What are the requirements for membership? Simply to abide by the constitution! Tryouts are held each semester. The contestant makes a recording on the soundvmirror. The members, after hearing the recording, Vote on the student, keepina in mind the selection, tone quality, pitch, rhythm, and aoncral ability. To conclude the year's activities, the members participate in the annual Music Festival which is held in May. President crmuel Buck ice President i Robert Roland Mr. Dickerson Left to Right: S. Buck, Mr, Dickerson, G. Ke- hias, R. Roland, C. Presnell. Secretary CU!'O1y1'l Presflell Mae Truciilell irgakinq ci recor inc or a Treasurer Music Club tryout. Georgia Kehias Sponsor 5 gigs if X9 54 Q U , is if Q ff sig,-sX,4 it of Slew -N. mm fm 'HW' 55, Q. is . 155 'Q sv K . s wi Left to Right: M Kr-vliria, R Dickey, B Sphar, 57 Piulor, C llrfiiii, S Hill, I. Fink, Ili c-fzideiit Vive llresideiit tlecivtai y lroassiiifvi . llulilicity Cliairiiian llK1Yl!fTllI0IllCi1flF1Tl lli 'rec'l .ind llroaraiii Chairina Buck Row: ix ll-'ii':wii..: I 7li:iiiiii-:iii R lt ii M .1-1 : iikfw ll iw.. 'Z llilixior Middle How: Ii Mvliitiw- li ll.iv'ilka 9 lit :niet I' 13tii.lw:'x' S 'liiikv ll biiiiiifii, I I WPI' Front How: l' ifilstoii It llrilk I I-two:il:1,M ' In .1 ' .'iit1-1' il Slfnw: .iii 'ai nit' ku Not in Picture: l' litrimiri-1 M liiiiii.'ilmiskas, I 'ill I+ ' i..-1 N ll -slfilc I Gi ilfif-i, V Kole 1' M l.ik ' li' l ilcei' M Matthews N. Vi f 9 ' Ili if W El-.llivfin A Wzillm Carolyn Drain Rothcr Dickey Beatrice Sphcxr . ,Mary Keeling , Shirley Pastor . ,Io Ann Fink n Shirley Hill an M Kin' Mlm-H H Mnycvolt, I. F. F. H. AS a member of both the State and national organizations, the Pana Chapter oI F. H. A. has been one ol the most active organizations in the school. ln working toward their theme l'Toward c' Rosy Future , they have sponsored Bundle Week, Save the Children Drive, and have helped in the Iunior Red Cross. Such things as the annual Christmas party, the Valentine party, and P. F. A. parties, plus trips to county and sectional rallys prove that the F. H. A. does have fun too. Ib r.. nr' . Back How: Miss Ne .lio't S Ilietendzzlwz L VV 1 son, li Williiovise E' Pogpori M:ss Waiter: Middle Huw: N G: :low C Kf-lziael M 'iv' S Harmon Front Row: R 'fxinniiililzrxrn M Moo:f1 L Eiill-i--t M 'laptreia I' Stah'.l'1lc Not in Picture: It 'fain' I Giiwwri I F. F. H. Learning to Do. Doing to Learn Eaming to Live. Living to Serve is the motto of the agriculture club or as we know them, the F. F. A. This national organization was founded in 1928 in Virginia by and for boys study- ing vocational agriculture. The club here at P. T. H. S. was organized in 1946 when agriculture was again offered in the curriculum. The F. F. A. holds regular meetings each month, but the one to which most enthusiasm is shown is the annual Father and Son Banquet which was held on April 13. The F. F. A. has proved to be a very valuable addition to our school and to our community which has as one of its main industries, farming, recognized to the and we hope that value is extent that there will always be an organization for future farmers. Standing: L. Waqener, F. Kinderman, I. Thurn, K. Flemming. Seated: L. Lees, L. Washburn. President ...... .... Ll oyd Washbum Vice-President. . . . .Kenneth Flemming Secretary .... ....... L owell Lees Treasurer .... ....,. I ohn Thum Sentinel . . .... Larry Wagener Reporter . . . .... Frank Kinderman Back Row: E. Scoles, l. Vits, L. Boley, L. Law, D. Ryan, Mr. Bain. Second Row: R. Cloe, W. Presnell, C. Hubbard, H. Becker, R. Culberson, E. Gruen, V. Taylor. Front Row: D. Suey, W. Short, D. Dorn, W. Schafer, I. Harbert, G. Laughlin, R. Kinderman. e679 Standing: K. Meachiim, S. Bantner, B. Presnell. Seated: S llill President .... Vice President Keith Meachum Sr-cretary . . .Bernice Presnell Treafsiirer Shirley Bantner Top Row: W Schirtv-i, C lliiblrarrt W P11-:zni-ll, lt Culberson. Filth How: S llaimon, ll. Mount I Sll1'14 Miss: Mi-isir. Fourth Row: M llairriori, I Prefs no-ll G llfxlirivri Third How: N. Gruber, D. Cartier I. S5 ini' Second Row: lf Kwwclrir, P, Lees A llairizveri Bottom Row: ll Siitvr, C. llrairi, C K1-trim Not in Picture: I liiirirolosky, P. lti:.'rilo:,k',', I Filziaerald, K l'l:-iiiiriiril Miss Neiiholl, W. frlwiiiw, lt Willlioiisf-. CUHSEHVHIIUH CLUB Nearly everyone in school is aware of the need for saving our natural resources, but those who actually take the leadership in doing something about it are the members of the Conservation Club. In their regular meetings each month the members themselves are responsible for the pro- grams. Usually these are in the form of special reports on some phase of conservation, but occasionally guest speakers are invited. This year Farm Adviser C. S. Love spoke to the club on soil conservation, and the President of the Pana Sportsmen Club explained their new project which is for the benefit of our club. To complete the activities for the year, the club will choose one of its members, whom they hope will be lucky enough to be the representative trorn Christian County at Fox River as Shirley Hill was last year. xxx -4 ex' 9 KGS: .KX Back Row: D. Tarvin, N, Endris, I. Swiney, L. Boley, P. Lees, W. Halbrook, B, lngold. Front Row: B. Morrison, B. Suter, M. Cerven, M. Moore, L. Trelz, B. Cunningham. LIBHHRU CLUB Have you noticed the attractive bulletin boards in the library to advertise new books, to celebrate the different holidays, and to observe special anni- versaries and news events? This is the result of the originality and decorative skill of the student librarians. However, the main duties of these workers are to check out books, to collect fines for overedue books, and to trace down those reserve books not returned on time. They also spend much time rearranging the books on the shelves and dusting them at least once a week. ln addition to those who are on duty in the library itself, there are also librarians stationed in the study hall to direct the use of reference books. The club holds its meetings regularly each month. At this time Miss Burhorn and Mr. Anderson teach the fundamentals of the organization of the library and discuss any problems that have arisen. For the time and effort which they spend in this organization, the students receive one-fourth credit for each year of service. President . . .Ioan Michael Secretary . . . .Lela Watson Treasurer . .Mary Tappero Left to Right: M. Tappero, Miss Burhorn, I Michael, Mr. Anderson, L. Watson. 469 75 Top Row: lf Kwedor, B Wood, R Summer Fourth Row: F Sink, N Gruhrzr, A Harrison. Third How: ll Prfusriell, li Hcxvrilkd, R Dickey Second How: I Michgf-l, A Sdrver, C Bolton Bottom Row: S llieferitlifiler, B Yonker, M Wir lint! GHEETEHS A greeter is defined os one who welcomes in o friendly inonner. This is especially true of the Greeters of P. T. H. S. Besides their moin duty of meeting visitors ond helping theni find their woy cibout the building, these Greeters serve eyerydoy throughout the Veor doing CI number of other things. They run errands for teochers, wotch lockers to see thot nothing is stolen, turn the holl lights on ond off cis they ore needed, cmd prevent unnecessory loof' ing in the holls during closses Also they work os ushers ot gomes, ploys, ond ot Bgccciloureote ond Cotnmeiicement. This group of students is selected from juniors ond seniors who ore courteous, friendly, loyol, honest, dependoble, ond efficient. The Greeters crre eosily recognized by their jockets of oronge ond blue es well os by their friendly mcrnner The orgdnizcftion owes its efficiency ond service to Miss Winget, their sponsor. 1 L il Back Row: Mi - Wrifif t, F3 Hurris M ltiivi. lt Mi.'l.lfrv.'l1, M Leif L3 S ltizritziir Front Row: M Ttxrriw-rin, lt l-C'TlVll1 ', M M' f 'vi ll llriltfiri TIIITTIUII PICTURE IIPEITIITIIIIS Ifvery September at the beginning ot a new school year Mr. Yonker sends om C. call tor boys in the Ireshman class who art- interested in learning to oper- ate the motion picture machines. These boys are needed to replace those lost by graduation of the previous Tune. This method of selection guarantees experienced operators at all tirnes. Duo to the increased use ot a visual educational program these boys have established an all time record by show- ma a total ot 220 films during this school year To you, the motion picture operf ators, P T. H S. gives its thanks and appreciation Ior your services. BOTTLES IN GYM Buck Row: H lvIcGavic, W. Halbrook, D McNeese, L. Law, R Rider, I. Conley. Front Row: R Kascir, I Bryson, I. Burdzilauskos, E. Vaudrie, D. Kinsey, Mr: Harrison, T. West. Not in Picture: T Rowley Back How: F Rudow, H Stoneburner, B, Gordon, K. Flernrrung W, Hish, D Beeson, F. Kinderman, C Hubbard, I. Thurn. Front How: P Cerven, W. Wright, W. Havrilka, P Puckett, I Endris, Mr Yonker, A Dudra. Not in Picture: M. Trelz TIIIIIET TIIIIEITS The organization known as the Ticket Takers is indeed a hard workf ing group. They assist in taking tickets at games, plays, and all ac- tivities siponsored by the school. Mr. Harrison, their sponsor, is on hand at all tirnes to guide and direct his crew. To the Ticket Takers and to Mr. Harrison P. T. H. S. owes its thanks. 1 The Make-Up Crew, the sister organ- ization of the Stage Crew, plays a vital part in every stage production despite its being a behind-the-stage role. These airls make it possible, by the application of rouge, powder, lipstick and eye- shadow, and by the making of the neces- sary lines and shadows, for the actors and actresses to fit into the settings created by the Stage Crew. These girls work under the guidance of Miss Sawyer. STHGE CREUI 1 , ,dx Le!! to Right: D. Mathias, N. Millot, R. Lebon R. Eisele M Burdztilauskas, R Sphar, G. Alexander, IC. Boltonl, Ii Cvenaros, P Lees, Miss Meier. HIHHE-UP CHEUI Myrna making-up Lela Watson for the lunior Class Play. AQ - Left to Right: Miss Sawyer, V. Downs, B. Yonker, M, Hale, S. Diefenthaler, R. Summer, P. Heintzman, P. Iewett, C. Presnell, H. Bolton. When the curtain rises, and the audience sees our usually-barren stage transformed into some realistic setting with all the necessary props, they know at once that the Stage Crew has been at work again. in addition to the stage duties of handling the lights, creating sound effects, and getting the stage itself, ready, these boys, under the direction of Miss Meier, perform many other duties around the school, especially those which require lots of man power. To these boys whose work is too often con- sidered unimportant we say Thanks for your services. JUHIUR IJHHHIHTIUS The first step for all future Mask and Wig and National Thespian members is the lunior Dramatics Club. This is the largest dramatic organization in the school and is for freshman and sophomores only. lunior Dramatics, under the leadership of Miss Saw- yer, is active throughout the school year, ln December, for the Christmas party, they gave a short, one-act play and took part in the annual Vesper service. For the play festival in February, they presented a comedy, POLLY PUT THE KETTLE ON. Next year will find many of these members actively working in Mask and Wig, and, in time, becoming National Thespians. . .1 I e Standing: Mr. Freitag, S Barber C1 Kehias, Seated: A. Schmitz, President Aurelia Schmitz Vice-President Shirley Barber Secretary Marilyn Freitag Treasurer Georgia Kehias Back Row: D Christnei, P Lonqwoilh C. Lebon, R. Schloz, A. Mitchell, Miss Sawyer. Second Row: M lnman, M, Mills, B Spinner, E, Pettv, B, Allen, D. Dieten thaler, D. Cwoatley Front Row: M. Matthews, W. Sullivan l. Call, M. Suter, B. l-logs-rs, Hands, l. Gruber. 51,-cgy Y. . , . Back Row: F Truxsfll, M. DeBarr, B Poteet, S Freeman, C. Munie, C Travis, D. French. Second Row: D. Mclntire, P. Pastor, It Hish, D Siegert, D. Culberson, S Drake, M. Truxell, S. Stalets. Front Row: D Pennington, M. Harmon, H M Schultze, B. Newcomb, I Fdwards, I. ltielscher, E. Caldwell Not in Picture: D. Palmer. - - HIHSH and LUIS President ..,. . . . . .Alva Harrison Vice-President . . . .... Carolyn Presnell I E Secretary . . . . . Caroline Kehms Left to Right: C. Kehlas, A. Harrison, N. Sharpe C. Presnell. TTGCISLIIGI' .. NCIIICY Shdfpe The Mask and Wig, which is a continuation of Iunior Dramaiics, is composed of luniors and Seniors, who are interested in acting and other theatrical work. Their varied activities include participation in the Vespers at Christmas-time when, together with the Thespians, they were the nucleus of the speaking choir. They also sponsored after-game dances and presented a clever pep meeting entitled Li'l Abner and the Atomic Curtain which starred Mr. Brummett and Mr. Kemp as the geniuses CPD of P. T. H. S. Their major production of the year, THE BLACK OUT MYSTERY a killing one-act comedy, was given at the Play Festival in February. .. I g Back Row: M Hitchcock, B. Sphar, L Watson, C. Bolton, E. Kwedar, W. Holbrook, M. Lees, P. Heinwman. Miss Sawyer. Front Row: M. Halo, S. Dielenthaler, B. Yonker, I. Maton, L. Hilbert, N. Gruber, M Woolard, V. Downs. Not in Picture: B. Austin, S. Bantner, I. DeWilde, A. Harrison, C. Kehias, P. Lees, N. Sharpe, V Slater, W. Slater, L. Washburn. 44742 1 p.,, VHHTIUIIHLTHESPIHHS in P. T. H. S. is the National Thespian V. Piegldem orfganiifation To be eligible for inein- Hgmm Slater nership, one must earn one hundred Vicepresidem points which can be earned by active Iarnes Alexander participation in plays, by assisting in the production of the plays, or by serv' SQCVGTQVY ina on the make-up or stage crew for lack PUC9 three years. Treasurer After gaining membership into Thes- Alva Harrison pians, the iiienibers have continued to be active in drainatics. ln November, during National Education Week, the Thespians presented SUGAR AND SPICE for the parents and auests who attended night school, in December they partici- pated in the annual Vesper service, and in February, to conclude the years activities, they presented THE LITTLE FOXES at the play festival and attended SWEETHEARTS in St. Louis. Standing: A. Harrison, I. Alex ander, I. Price. Seated: V. Slater, Mins Saw VPY, Back How: L Washburn, M Lees, l, Cvenqros, C loley, H Mclfllrt-sh I Tlows-ll, S Harris, L Watson Front Row: ll Holton, M Oerveri, B Sphai, K Meachum, M Moon-, li 'Te1tlvy, G Scliloy, S Hontner. Not in Picture: P lleintr Tnfln Buck Row: N Millot C Vw snell L Lees, I, Prnt: l' Kwedor, H Suminvx C Kehias, I Moten Front Row: W Slater, M Hitchcock, B Yon- ko' 'Nl Sharpe, V. ltowns M Woolard, S lxieterithalei M Halv Not in Picture: C Sol JUHIU leffrey Adams . Carol Adams Wesley Adams Hyacinth Adams Helen . , , . . . Peggy Winlcel . Eve Mason . . Sarah . . . Lenoie Hudson . Mrs, Trimmer . Truck Driver , . Stage Managers CAST . .Lloyd Washburn . . . .Pat Heintzman . . . . .Charles loley . . . .Harriett Bolton ,Genevieve Schloz . . . .Shirley Harris , , .Beatrice Sphar . . . .Lela Watson . . . .Helen Tetley . . . .Margie Lees . . . . . .lames Dowell Richard Mcliltresh Shirley Bantner Properties ,..,. Marie Cerven, Maxine Maisch Lighting . . . lames Dowell, Norman Millot Promoter . , . ......... Marie Cerven H CLHSS PLHU Left to Right: Beatrice Sphar Charles loley, Lela Watson Left to Right: Patricia Heintz man, Shirley Harris, Harriett Bolton, Lloyd Washburn BROTHER GOOSE The lunior Class, directed by Miss Sawyer presented their annual class play BROTHER GOOSE, on the night of November 21 14347 at the P. T. H. S. gym. Left lo Baht: Ioan lglfiss, Mary awson, otse Stattner, Constance McCandlish, Eleanor Rochkes, Bernice Buck, Louise Friebe. Rosie ....., Pat Holmes .... Bugjuice Post. . . Myra Edwards . Albert Davidson Victoria Spencer SEHIUR CLHSS PLHU hi Left to Right: Thomas Metzger, Dean Iarvis, Henry Peitzman, Doris Anderle. THE LOVELY DUCKLING . ..,....., Bernice Buck . . . .Constance McCandlish Eleanor Rochkes Louise Friebe , . . . ,Dean Iarvis Holmes ....... Doris Anderle Stage Manager ..... Prcmpter ..... Tom Holmes ..... Freddie Amberley . . Annabelle Wilson . , Florence Cartwright' Gloria Cartwright .... . . Murphy ........... . . . . .Virginia Martenson . . . . .Patty Iewett Directed by Miss Sawyer, the Senior Class of 1947 presented the play, THE LOVELY DUCKLING, on May 2, 1947 at the P. T. H. S. gym. 4477: Iohn Russell, Constance McCandlish Henry Peitzman . . . .Iohn Russell . . ...... Ioan Wiss , . . . . . . .Eloise Stattner .Mary Clawson . ..... Tom Metzger 1947 HUIHECUIHIHG HUVEHIBEH 28 NANCY SHARPE +-.sccrtwi by FRED SISK MYRNA HALE Queen 1947 Homecoming CAROLYN PRESNELL efrscorfwi by HAROLD CALL VIRGINIA SLATER PAT IVICGRATH -- ' mf-1 Iw' .--f-em-fu H-' CHARLES DOWNS ROBERT ROLAND l I C O O M M E I Carolyn Presnell 'l I Pat McGrath ig CHLEIIDHH SEPTEMBER . . . Pull your chair up and let's settle back for a little reminiscing chillun . . . September brought us all back to school with sunshiny faces and cobwebby minds . . . Several new teachers were initiated into P. T. H. S.-Miss Neuhoff, Miss Stewart, Miss Walters, and Mr. Dickerson . . . The football team had to sweat out their pre-season practices in some of the hottest weather on record . . . Ginny Downs, Mert Hale, Rosie Summer, and Mary Tappero with Miss Knight attended a press conference at Champaign . . . OCTOBER . . . Pana again trounced Taylorville in football and-the Iubilant juveniles of Pantherdom danced after the game to the rhythm of the Rocketeers . . . Can anyone forget that pep- meeting when the teachers led the cheers? tSee page 81 for proofl . . . Remember the Hal- loween party with Mert and Stoop dressed like a bull, and Miss Sawyer and Miss Winget telling fortunes . . . NOVEMBER . . . The Panthers settled for a 3-way tie in the football conference by losing to Hillsboro, 7-14, in the last game of the season . . . The Iunior Class Play, Brother Goose, was a success with comedy galore . . . Thanksgiving came running to meet us with a gobble and a vaca- tion . . . Basketballs bounced and whistles whistled and the season dribbled in with vic- tory No. l . . . Mert was in the limelight again, this time as queen . . . DECEMBER . . . Pantherites began mumbling about vaca- tion . . . The choir sang Handel's Messiah for a beautiful Vesper service . . . The team jour- neyed to Centralia for the Holiday Tournament and were beaten by a strong Robinson quintet in the championship game . . . Christmas par- ties were prevalent in all places, and Santa was very kind . . . IANUARY . . . That nasty word was spoken frequently- EXAMSH . . . The Panthers were rated in the top 15 by the A.P. poll for basketball . . . Guys and gals of P. T. H. S. soon settled back into their former positions in spite of all the New Year's resolutions . . . Miss Knight's English ,pl classes continued to be about the stiffest thing in school . . . The Wednesday assemblies with Mr. Brummettfs Cfewh announcements were very much in evidence . . . FEBRUARY . . . Good old Abe got us out of school again . . . The Thespians went to St. Louis to see the stage play, Sweethearts . . . Ioe Cvengros ate 5 breakfasts, and each time ate like a horse. Giddyap Ioelll . . . Valentine's filled the air . . . The English classes went to see good old Mac- beth in Decatur . . . Heigh-Ho, I-leigh-Ho, it's to the fudge we go was the theme song as we came home . . . If you want to know its origin, ask Harry . . . MARCH . . . March blew in with a little sunshine and a little rain but best of all the Pana regional . . . Pana's army of followers fought for tickets to the regional by going at 5:30 to stand in a line that extended to the North door . . . Many were turned away without a ticket, much less a seat . . . The Panthers lived up to everybody's expectations by winning the regional with a championship brand of basketball that set the town afire and then proceeded to the Sectional at Hillsboro where they bowed to the Hilltop- pers in the final game . . . APRIL . . . April drifted in to the theme of Moonlight and Roses . . . Most of the Iills latched onto lacks to jump with 'em at the big dance . . . Hardly before the juniors and seniors had jumped out of their golden slippers, the guid- ance conference was upon them . . . Approxi- mately 900 gals and guys from surrounding towns attended the frolic . . . A few were guided and the rest just conferred . . . The music department was one big bedlam with all the soloists practicing for the contest . . . MAY . . . Kids were beginning to count the days . . . l7, 16, 15, etc .... Coach Metzger was out with his snake whip, driving his lazy charges out to track practice . . . The poor old freshmen, sophomores, and juniors studied for exams and envied the seniors who walked around thinking sadly of their departure from P. T. H. S. . . . Panoramas, which were released before graduation, were being madly signed by everyone . . . C803 SEHIUR STHTISTICS Here we are, fellow seniors, rounding the last lap of our long four year journey. lt was a hard trip with many detours, but by wor'king and struggling 1and a little soft-soaping here and there1, we finally made it. Now, before we bid each other a final farewell, let's look at a few vital statistics concerning those who journeyed with us. After counting noses 1we were going to count ears and divide by two, but decided against that after coming to Adle's1 we find that our class is composed of 39 girls and 41 boys. We asked these 80 a few pertinent questions and here are how their answers averaged: GIRLS BOYS Height? . .... 5' 4.3 .... . 5' 10.3 Weight? .,..,,.,., .... l 18.4 lbs. .....,.. . 149.5 lbs. Size shoe? ,,.....i........, .... 6 V2 ............... . 9 Age at graduation? .........,.,... 17 years 9 months .. . 17 years 8 months Years spent in Pana schools? ...,... 9.4 ...,.., i...... . 8.9 Wear glasses? ..,,....,,........, No 167.8211 .......... No 175ff?1 Go steady? ....,.... .,,. N o 151.4221 ..,,...., NO 175211 Favorite subjects? . . . Favorite foods? .... Favorite colors? , . . Color of eyes? .,,, . . . . .Science and English. . . . . .Desserts fried chicken. . . ....Blue and gr'een.,.... .. .Blue ....... . Going to College? ... ..,. No 151.4211 ...... . fohn Wayne and Favorite movie stars? ............,. Betty Grable ......... Approve new look? ............... No 175211 ........... Science and History lce cream and steak Blue and red Brown No 152.5621 Cornel Wilde and lngrid Bergman Yes 159.5911 And here we have the results of our own Panorama poll of the 1948 senior class of P. T. H. S. Labor day for the Boys' Major Letter Club National Honor Winners of the Class of 1947 Cheerleaders of Yesterday Constance Culley Helping Matil- Mr. Brummett. Mr. Bain. Mr. Kemp, da to dress for the Beauty Contest Miss Pana. the Miss Burhom, Miss Meier, Miss Winget. Sponsored by the GJLA. 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S2 i I ' 5' y Qi f' 1' ' if V 'az'- 50 ' TDIESS 7712121 dp Yhiss UIQIECYS f t f-oqJfn' ahgl -f7hf1.n'n 'Hou Bfrdsf ' 'I' fgffg. :IK '. , ,T IYCXF 3 E A x EEC E S ., . I-x G. Wayne 5. ,.,- E A MISS S-Um off' 'E S I ease 'Hem ve our um 'E D 9' Thr B. , E 5 WN: . x f' Tgxxx A ' ' .. ,. f wax E 01 H 3 S , ,I ' ' 1 XX 4 s z v 4 f K An N 'vfx Q M ff EEK? r. Uic Kersong K Knock if Off E 15349 S S' ,E N 131532: , X . , ., E of wi Q w s A Qu ' ,lx fp- Q: -f g I K Y J wx inf 'S' - 491 I 'Q T55. VuTEYC MH5'Ee YV0iCf-Q miss Comzsh Thiss 'Tleq Hof siunfni INDEX' Alde, Reynold, Senior, PP. 14, 16, 17, 40, 46, 48, 52, 53. Alderson, Mary, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55. Alexander, Glen, Sophomore, PP. 34, 51, 72. Alexander, Iames, Senior, PP. 14, 17, 51, 75. Allen, Barbara, Freshman, PP. 36, 56, 73. Allen, Dorothy, Freshman, P. 36. Withdrawn. Allen, Gloria, Freshman, P. 36. Anderson, Barbara, Sophomore, P. 34. Austin, Barbara, Senior, PP. 17, 54, 55, 57, 74. Banning. lohn, Iunior, P. 32. Withdrawn. Banning, Martha, Freshman, P. 36. Bantner, Shirley, Iunior, PP. Barber, Shirley, Sophomore, Barry, Lee, Iunior, PP. 32, 64, 65. Bartow, Mabel, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55. Becker, Herman, Iunior, PP. 32, 40, 43, 52, 54. Bedar, George, Freshman, PP. 36, 51. Beeson, Delmar: Sophomore, PP. 34, 51, 62, 71. Benthaus, Rose, Sophomore, PP. 34, 66. Beyers, Ioseph, Freshman, PP. 36, 47, 51. Beyers, Ronald, Sophomore, PP. 34, 51. Bland, Doris, Freshman, P. 36. Bland, Francis, Freshman, P. 36. Withdrawn Boley, Lyle, Senior, PP. 30, 69. Bolton, Charles, Senior, PP. 14, 17, 64, 65, 70, 72, 74, 75. Bolton, Harriett, Iunior, PP. 32, 55, 56, 70, 75, Bryson, lack, Senior, PP. 17, 51, 71. Bryson, Roberta, Freshman, PP. 36, 62, 66, 73. Buck, Daniel, Sophomore, PP. 34, 61, 63, 64. Buck, Samuel, Senior, PP. 17, 31, 64, 65. , Buescher, Rudy, Freshman, PP. 36, 41, 47, 51. Burdzilauskas, Iohn, Iunior, PP. 32, 71. Burdzilauskas, Mary Lou, Freshman, PP. 36, 56, 66. Burdzilauskas, Morris, Iunior, PP. 32, 72. Burdzilauskas, Nolan, Iunior, P. 32. Withdrawn. Burzolosky, Iosephine, Iunior, PP. 32, 68. Burzolosky, Pauline, Iunior, PP. 32, 68. 76. Caldwell, Edith, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55, 65, 73. Call, Harold, Senior, PP. 14, 18, 40, 46, 48, 52, 53. Call, Iacqueline, Freshman, PP. 36, 55, 73. Carlier, Donnabelle, Senior, PP. 18, 55, 57, 68. Castle, Charles, Senior, PP. 18, 51, 62. Castle, Iuanita, Sophomore, P. 34. Cerven, Marie, Iunior, PP. 32, 66, 69, 72, 75. Cerven, Paul, Freshman, PP. 36, 41, 47, 62, 71. Chalfant, Iames, Sophomore, PP. 34, 40, 41, 44, 47, 52, 53 Christin, Katherine, Freshman, P. 36. Christner, Audra, Freshman, PP. 36, 62, 64. Christner, Doris, Freshman, PP. 36, 56, 73. Cloe, Kenneth, Freshman, PP. 36, 41. Cloe, Robert, Freshman, PP. 36, 41, 51, 67. Clutter, Mary, Freshman, P. 36. Conley, Larry, Iunior, PP. 32, 71. Cooper, Donald, Freshman, PP. 36, 62. Cothern, Barbara, Freshman, P. 36. Cothern, Donald, Sophomore, PP. 34, 40, 47. Crawford, Paul, Senior, PP. 18, 40, 41, 52, 53, 62, 64, 75 Culberson, Donella, sophomore, PP. 34, ss, 56, 57, es, 73: Culberson, Robert, Iunior, PP. 32, 51, 62, 67, 68. Culley, Donald, Iunior, PP. 32, 40, 43, 46, 49, 52, 53. Cunningham, Betty, Iunior, PP. 32, 55, 56, 66, 69. Cveragros, Ioseph, Iunior, PP. 32, 40, 43, 51, 52, 53, 65, 72 Davis, Bernice, Freshman, PP. 36, 56, 63. Davis, Earle, Iunior, PP. 32, 62, 64. Davis, Merle, Iunior, PP. 32, 63, 70. DeBarr, Marilyn, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55, 56, 65, 73. 32, 62, 68, 70, 74, 75. PP. 34, 55, 56, 57, 60, 65, 73. G8 Deere, Robert, Freshman, PP. 36, 63, 73. Denton, Stephen, Freshman, PP. 36, 41, 47, 51. DeWilde, Ioseph, Senior, PP. 18, 62. Dickey, Rotha, Senior, PP. 18, 31, 55, 65, 66, 70. Diefenthaler, Doradene, Freshman, PP. 36, 56, 73. Diefenthaler, lack, Iunior, PP. 32, 40, 46. Diefenthaler, Sara Lou, Senior, PP. 19, 55, 56, 66, 70, 74 75. Dilley, Edna, Freshman, P. 36. Dilley, Roger, Sophomore, PP. 34, 51. Dionne, William, Iunior, PP. 32, 40, 43, Dorn, David, Freshman, PP. 36, 62, 67, 73. 52. Dowell, Iames, Iunior, PP. 32, 72, 75. Downs, Charles, Senior, PP. 16, 19, 40, 41, 51, 52, 53, 78 79. Downs, Virginia, Senior, PP. 16, 19, 31, 54, 55, 56, 60, 72 74, 75. Drain, Carolyn, Senior, PP. 19, 57, 63, 66, 68. Drake, Sharon, Sophomore, PP. 34, 56, 63, 66, 73. Drescik, Nelly, Freshman, P. 36. Dudra, Albert, Iunior, PP. 32, 51, 71. Dudra, Dallas, Freshman, PP. 36, 41, 47. Dudra, Iames, Iunior, P. 32. Dunn, Barbara, Freshman, PP. 36, 56. Dunn, Patricia, Iunior, P. 32. Eckhoff, Iosephine, Sophomore, P. 66. Edwards, Ioan, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55, 56, Eggerman, Iuanita, Iunior, P. 32. Eisele, Richard, Sophomore, PP. 34, 72. Elliott, David, Senior, P. 19. Elliott, Dorothy, Sophomore, PP. 34, 63, 65. Elliott, Robert, Iunior, PP. 32, 40, 46, 51, 52, 53, 62. Emison, Iohn, Iunior, P. 32. Endris, Iames, Senior, PP. 19, 51, 71. Endris, Norma, Iunior, PP. 32, 55, 69. Endris, Richard, Sophomore, PP. 34, 41, 51, 53, 66, 73. 65. Fink, Delores, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55, 56. Fink, Io Anne, Senior, PP. 20, 54, 55, 65, 66. Fitzgerald, Edward, Sophomore, PP. 34, 41. Fitzgerald, lean, Freshman, PP. 36, 73. Flemming, Kenneth, Iunior, PP. 32, 67, 71. Fogler, Richard, Senior, PP. 14, 20, 40, 42, 53. Forsythe, Regina, Iunior, PP, 32, 55, 56, 70. Fought, Mary Ann, SOPh0mOre: PP. 34, Frailey, Annabelle, Sophomore, P. 34. Frankenfeld, Norma, Iunior, PP. 32, 55, Freeman, Shirlene, Sophomore, PP. 34, Freitag, Marilyn, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55, Fribley, Ioseph, Sophomore, PP. 34, 41, French, Darlene, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55, 56, 73. Funderburk, Elmer, Sophomore, PP. 34, 41, 47, 52. 55, 56, 65, 66. 56. 55, 56, 66, 73. 56, 57, 60, 65, 73 51. Garber, Norma, Sophomore, P. 34. Garrett, Barbara, Sophomore, P. 34. Gibson, Elizabeth, Iunior, PP. 32, 63. Giffen, Lee, Iunior, P. 32. Gingrey, Donald, Iunior, P. 32. ' Goatley, Donna, Freshman, PP. 36, 56, 73, Goettig, Alan, Freshman, PP. 36, 41, 47. Gordon, Robert, Sophomore, PP. 34, 65, 71. Gruber, Ioan, Freshman, PP. 36, 66, 73. Gruber, Norma, Senior, PP. 20, 54, 55, 57, 66, 68, 74. Gruen, Elmer, Senior, PP. 20, 67. Gruen, Willis, Iunior, P. 32. 1-lalbrook, Lloyd, Iunior, PP. 32, 69, 74. Hale, Myrna, Senior, PP. 16, 20, 31, 54, 55, 57, 61, 72, 74 75, 78, 79. I STUDENT IIIIJEX Hall, Stanley, Sophomore, PP. 34, 41, 51, 53. Hands, Donna, Freshman, PP. 36, 56, 73. Hanson, Raymond, Iunior, P. 32. Withdrawn. Harbert, Iames, Freshman, PP. 36, 41, 51, 64, 67. Harlow, Thomas, Sophomore, P. 34. Harmon, Marilyn, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55, 56, 57, 66, 68, 73. Harmon, Sharon, Iunior, PP. 32, 55, 56, 66, 68. Harris, Daisy, Freshman, P. 36. Harris, Shirley, Iunior, PP. 32, 55, 56, 63, 64, 70, 74, 75, 76. Harrison, Alva, Senior, PP. 14, 20, 31, 65, 68, 70, 74, 75. Hatcher, Rose, Freshman, PP. 36, 56, 64, 66. Havrilka, Barbara, Freshman, PP. 36, 56, 66. Havrilka, Donald, Senior, PP. 21, 40, 46, 53, 62, 64. Havrilka, Walter, Sophomore, PP. 34, 51, 71. Hawker, William, Iunior, P. 32. Hedderi ck, Mary, Iunior, P. 32. Heintzman, Patricia, Iunior, PP. 32, 55, 56, 74, 75, 76. Henderson, Iohn, Iunior, P. 32. Henderson, Roberta, Iunior, P. 32. Hendricks, Ianet, Sophomore, PP. 34, 56, 66. Hielscher, Ioyce, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55, 56, 65, 73. Hilbert, Lorraine: Senior, PP. 21, 56, 66, 74. Hill, Donald, Senior, PP. 21, 51, 53. Hill, Nira, Freshman, PP. 36, 41, 47, 51. Hill, Shirley, Senior, PP. 14, 21, 55, 56, 61, 54, 65, 66, 68 Hilton, Wanda, Sophomore, PP. 34, 65. Hish, Hattie, Sophomore, PP. 34, 63, 73. Hish, Wilbur, Iunior, PP. 32, 71. Hitchcock, Marian, Senior, PP. 21, 74, 75. Honore, Betty, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55, 56. Honore, Norma, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55, 56. Horsthemke, Ioan, Freshman, PP. 36, 56, 60, 65, 73. Hrabak, Iohn, Sophomore, PP. 34, 51. Hubbard, Clyde, Sophomore, PP. 34, 68, 71. Huddleston, Rodell, Senior, P. 21. Huffmaster, Phyllis, Senior, PP. 22, 65. Huttes, Mavis, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55, 56, 65. Ingold, Barbara, Senior, PP. 22, 69. Ingold, Iames, Freshman, PP. 36, 41. Inman, Inman, Iames, Freshman, PP. 36, 51, 65. Mary, Freshman, PP. 36, 55, 56, 73. Iackson, Robert, Sophomore, PP. 34, 40, 41, 44, 47. Iewett, Patricia, Iunior, P. 32. Withdrawn. Iohnson, Ronald, Sophomore, PP. 34, 51, 52, 63. Iohnson, Wayne, Sophomore, PP. 34, 65. Ioley, C harles, Iunior, PP. 32, 40, 43, 52, 53, 60, 65, 75, 76. Iones, Charles, Iunior, P. 32. Iones, Homer, Freshman, PP. 36, 41, 51. Iones, Iona, Senior, P. 22. Kacsir, Ralph, Freshman, PP. 36, 41, 51. 63 Kasten, Rachel, Sophomore, PP. 34, , 64. Keeling, Ioyce, Freshman, P. 36. Keeling, Mary, Sophomore, PP. 34, 62, 66. Carolina, Senior, PP. 22, 55, 56, 65, 66, 68, 74, 75. Kehias, Georgia, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55, 56, Kehias, 73. Kelly, E dith, Freshman, PP. 36, 63. Kennedy, Iohn, Senior, PP. 22, 51. Kennedy, Nancy, Sophomore, P.P. 34, 55. Kennedy, William, Iunior, PP. 32, 51. Kiefling, Donald, Freshman, P. 36. Kinderman, Frank, Senior, PP. 22, 67, 71. Kinderman, Iohn, Iunior, PP. 32, 40, 44, 53. Kinderman, Robert, Freshman, PP. 36, 41, 47, 51, 67: Kinsey, Donald, Junior, PP. 32, 71. Kinsey, Ierry, Freshman, P. 36. Kinsey, Maxine, Sophomore, PP. 34, 66. 41 57, 60, 64, 65, Klee, Mary, Freshman, P. 36. Klein, Ormond, Sophomore, PP. 34, 41, 47, 53. Klein, Richard, Freshman, PP. 36, 41, 47, 51. Kolesar, Veronica, Freshman, P. 36. Koontz, Glenda, Sophomore, PP. 34, 55. Kronshagen, Donald, Sophomore, PP. 34, 65. Kronshagen, Margaret, Senior, P. 23. Kronshagen, , , Kronshagen, William, Iunior, P. 32. Kwedar, Edward, Senior, PP. 14, 23, 31, 64, 65, 68, 70, 74 75. Thelma Sophomore P. 34. Laker, Martha, Freshman, PP. 36, 56, 64, 66. Laker, Patricia, Freshman, PP. 36, 66. Lape, Bruce, Sophomore, PP. 34, 40, 41, 47, 64. Laughlin, Gary, Freshman, PP. 36, 51, 67. Law, Lester, Freshman, PP. 36, 51, 67. Lebon, Betty, Freshman, PP. 36, 56, 65, 73. Lebon, Carolyn, Freshman, PP. 36, 73. Lebon, Ferdinand, Freshman, P. 36. Lebon, Ramon, Sophomore, PP. 34, 72. Lebon, Ronald, Senior, PP. 23, 62. LeDuc, Iohn, Sophomore, PP. 34, 41, 51, 53. Lees, Margie, Iunior, PP. 32, 55, 56, 65, 70, 74, 75. Lees, Paul, Senior, PP. 23, 51, 52, 62, 63, 67, 68, 69, 72, 74 75. Lesko, Charles, Senior, PP. 23, 40, 42, 46. Lesko, Ioanne, Freshman, P. 36. Logsdon, Doris, Freshman, PP. 37, 64. Longworth, Frances, Freshman, PP. 37, 56, 73. Lynch, Iames, Iunior, PP. 32, 40. Lynch, William, Iunior, PP. 32, 46, 49, 52, 53, 60. McDermith, Iames, Sophomore, PP. 34, 47, 51. McElfresh, Richard, Iunior, PP. 33, 51, 70, 75, 76. McGavic, Harry, Senior, PP. 30, 71. McGrath, Patricia, Senior, PP. 14, 23, 78, 79. McGrath, Thomas, Sophomore, PP. 34, 47. Mclntire, Donna, Sophomore, PP. 35, 63, 65, 66. McKittrick, Bonnie, Sophomore, PP. 35, 65. McMahon, Vesper, Senior, P. 24. McNeese, Darrel, Iunior, PP. 33, 51, 71. Magness, Marilyn, Iunior, PP. 33, 55. Maisch, Max, Iunior, PP. 33, 40. Maisch, Maxine, Iunior, PP. 33, 56, 65. Maninfior, Ierrie, Iunior, PP. 33, 54, 55, 56. Manuel, Viola, Freshman, P. 37. Martin, Shirley, Freshman, PP. 37, 56, 73. Mathias, Donald, Sophomore, PP. 35, 72. Maton, Delores, Senior, P. 24. Maton, Ioyce, Senior, PP. 14, 24, 54, 55, 57, 74, 75. Matthews, Mary, Freshman, PP. 37, 56, 73. Maycraft, Betty, Sophomore, PP. 35, 65, 66. Meachum, Keith, Iunior, PP. 33, 62, 64, 68, 74, 75. Metheney, Robert, Sophomore, PP. 35, 63. Metsker, Donald, Freshman, PP. 37, 64, 73. Metzger, Doris, Senior, PP. 14, 24, 65. Michael, Loia, Sophomore, P. 35. Michael, Ioan, Senior, PP. 24, 69, 70. Miller, Donald, Freshman, PP. 37, 63. Millot, Norman, Senior, PP. 24, 72, 75. Mills, Marilyn, Freshman, PP. 37, 56, 73. Mitchell, Alice, Freshman, PP. 37, 56, 64, 72, 73. Mizeur, Norma, Freshman, PP. 37, 56, 66. Moore, Margaret, Sophomore, PP. 35, 66. Moore, Margie, Iunior, PP. 33, 55, 56, 60, 65, 66, 69, 70. Morrison, Betty Io, Senior, PP. 25, 65, 69. Mosely, Iames, Freshman, PP. 37, 41, 47. Mosely, Richard, Iunior, PP. 33, 40. Mount, Donald, Freshman, PP. 37, 41, 47, 51, 73. 185: Mount, Munie, Myers, Myers, Neece, STUDEIITLIHDEX Opal, Freshman, PP. 37, 73. Colleen, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 56, 73. Elsie, Freshman, P. 37. Patsy, Iunior, PP. 33, 55, 56, 65. Gerald, Sophomore, PP. 35, 41, 51. Newcomb, Barbara, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 5 Niehart, Darlene, Freshman, PP. 37, 63. Niehls, Mary, Sophomore, P. 35. O'Brien, Betty, Freshman, PP. 37, 56. Palmer, Dolores, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 56, 73. Palmer, Gertrude, Freshman, PP. 37, 66, 68. Palmer, Roy, Sophomore, P, 35. Parkinson, Donna, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 65. Pastor, Lolita, Iunior, P. 33. Withdrawn. Pastor, Patricia, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 73. Pastor, Shirley, Iunior, PP. 33, 55, 65, 66. Pavlok, William, Freshman, P. 37. Pennington, Diane, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 56, 57, 65, 73 Perry, Ioseph, Senior, P. 25. Petit, Grace, Iunior, PP. 33, 55, 56. Petty, Earlene, Freshman, PP. 37, 55, 56, 73. Pfau, Iohn, Senior, PP. 14, 25, 31, 40, 42, 46, 48, 53, 75 Phillips, Thomas, Freshman, PP. 37, 47, 51, 62. Polk, Barbara, Freshman, PP. 37, 66. Polk, Thomas, Iunior, PP. 33, 51. Pope, Charlene, Freshman, P. 37. Poppen, Elfrieda, Senior, PP. 25, 65, 66. Poteet, Barbara, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 56, 73. Presnell, Bernice, Senior, PP. 25, 31, 65, 68, 70. Presnell, Carolyn, Senior, PP. 14, 25, 31, 63, 64, 65, 72, 74 75, 78, 79. Presnell, Ierry, Sophomore, PP. 35, 51, 61, 62, 63, 64. Presnell, Io Anne, Freshman, PP. 37, 66, 68. Presnell, Wayne, Iunior, P. 33. Withdrawn. Price, Iack, Iunior, PP. 33, 40, 44, 51, 52, 53, 65, 75. Puckett, Paul, Freshman, PP. 37, 71. Rakers, Charles, Senior, P. 26. Ralston, Margaret, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 66. Randle Roy, Freshman, P. 37. Reatherford Lillis, Sophomore, P. 35. Withdrawn. Reese, Rose Marie, Sophomore, P. 35. Reitz, lack, funior, PP. 33, 51. Rider, Marion, Iunior, PP. 33, 55. Rider, Rex, Freshman, PP. 37, 41, 47, 51, 71. Rochard, Ronald, Freshman, PP. 37, 51. Rogers, Barbara, Freshman, PP. 37, 56, 73. Rogers, Charles, Iunior, PP. 33, 40, 44, 46, 49, 52. Roland, Robert, Senior, PP. 14, 26, 31, 40, 42, 54, 61, 62 64, 65. Rosenberg Harold, Senior, PP, 26, 71. Rowley, Iesse, Senior, PP. 14, 26, 40, 42, 62, 63, 64. Rowley, Thomas, Senior, PP. 26, 40, 42, 54, 71. Rudow, Frank, Sophomore, PP. 35, 57, 71. Rudow, Norman, Iunior, PP. 33, 40, 51, 52. Rust, Albert, Senior, PP. 26, 65. Rust, Valeta, Freshman, PP. 37, 56. Ryan, Donald, Freshman, PP. 37, 41, 51, 67. Sanders, Genevieve, Freshman, Pk 37. Sarver, Annabelle, Senior, PP. 27, 56, 70. Schafer, Marilyn, Sophomore, PP. 35, 65. Schafer, William, Sophomore, PP. 35, 51, 67. Schaper, Kenneth, Sophomore, PP. 35, 41 Schloz, Genevieve, Iunior, PP. 33, 55. 56 , 51. , 75. Schloz, Ruth, Freshman, PP. 37, 73. 6, 73. .5 61, 62, 63 Schmitz, Aurelia, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 56, 65, 73. Schmitz, Eugene, Iunior, PP. 33, 51. Schnute, Iane, Iunior, P. 33. Schnute, Iune, Iunior, P. 33. Schultze, Rae, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 56, 64, 65, 73. Scoles, Elwood, Iunior,,PP. 33, 67. Seiler, Iohn, Iunior, PP. 33, 40, 63. Sennezy, Alfred, Senior, PP. 27, 62. Sennezy, George, Iunior, PP. 33, 46, 52. Seymour, lack, lunior PP. 33, 62. Shanks, lack, Sophomore, PP. 35, 40, 41, 44, 46, 49, 53. Sharpe, Nancy, Senior, PP. 14, 27, 54, 55, 56, 74, 75, 78. 79 Sharpe, William, Freshman, PP. 37, 41, 47, 51. Short, William, Freshman, PP. 37, 65, 67, 73. Shuman, Wilma, Senior, PP. 27, 65. Siegert, Dolores, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 56, 57, 65, 73. Sims, Geneva, Senior, P. 27. Singer, Ioyce, Freshman, PP. 37, 66, 68. Sisk, Carl, Freshman, P. 37. Sisk, Fredrick, Senior, PP. 14, 27, 70. Sisk, Maynard, Sophomore, PP. 35, 51. Slater, Virginia, Senior, PP. 28. 31, 54, 55, 57, 74, 75, 78 79. Slater, Wilna, Senior, PP. 28, 55, 62, 74, 75. Smith, Lois, Iunior, PP. 33, 56, 63. Smith, Richard, Sophomore, PP. 35, 51. ' 'Sphar, Beatrice, Iunior, PP. 33, 55, 56, 64, 66, 74, 75. Sphar, Ioyce, Senior, PP. 28, 65, 68. Sphar, Randall, Sophomore, PP. 35, 51, 72. Spinner, Bernice, Freshman, PP. 37, 56, 66, 73. Spinner, Dolores, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55. Spinner, Ioseph, Freshman, PP. 37, 41, 47, 51. Stahulak, Dorothy, Iunior, PP. 33, 55, 65, 66, 72. Stalets, Shirley, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 56, 66, 73. Slanberry, Doris, Freshman, P. 37. Stanton, Dean, Freshman, P. 37. Stanton, Frances, Iunior, PP. 33, 55, 56. Staples, Ronald, Sophomore, PP. 35, 41, 51, 62. Stoneburner, George, Freshman, PP. 37, 63. Stoneburner, Harry, Freshman, PP. 37, 71. Suey, David, Sophomore, PP. 35, 67. Summer, Rosalyn, Senior, PP. 14, 28, 31, 55, 56, 60, 70, 72 74, 75. Sullivan, Iohn, Iunior, P. 33. Sullivan, Wanda, Freshman, PP. 37, 56, 73. Suter, Barbara, Senior, PP. 30, 54, 56, 65, 68, 69, 74. Suter, Maralyn, Freshman, PP. 37, 56, 73. Swiney, lean, Sophomore, PP. 35, 65, 69. Swiney, Wayne, Senior, PP. 14, 28, 65, 68, 72. Tappero, Mary, Iunior, PP. 33, 55, 56, 61, 65, 66, 69, 70. Tarvin, Doreen, Senior, P. 28. Withdrawn. Taylor, Lloyd, Freshman, P. 37. Taylor, Iesse, Sophomore, PP. 35, 63. Taylor, Virgil, Sophomore, PP. 35, 63, 67. Temmen, Audrey, Freshman, P. 37. Temmen, Dorothy, Iunior, P. 33. Tetley, Helen, Iunior, PP. 33, 54, 55, 56, 74, 75, 76. Thomas, Mary, Iunior, P. 33. Thurn, Iohn, Senior, PP. 29, 40, 43, 54, 67, 71. Tipsword, Audrey, Freshman, P. 37. Travis, Carolyn, Sophomore, PP. 35, 55, 56, 57, 64, 65, 73 Trells, Iacquelin, Iunior, PP. 33, 55. Trelz, Laura, Senior, PP. 29, 69. Trelz, Martin, Sophomore, PP. 35, 51, 53, 71. Trelz, William, Sophomore, PP. 35, 51. Truxell, Fae, Sophomore, PP. 35, 56, 62, 64, 73. Truxell, Mae, Sophomore, PP. 35, 63, 64. 73. Turner, Lois, Freshman, PP. 37, 56. Ukena, Rowena, Sophomore, P. 35. 686: STUDENT INDEX Vanus, Betty, Freshman, P. 37. Vaudrie, Delmer, Freshman, PP. 37, 47, 51. Vaudrie, Elmer, Freshman, PP. 37, 71. Vits, Iames, Sophomore, PP. 35, 67. Vits, Ioyce, Sophomore, PP. 35, 65. Wafford, Doris, Iunior, PP. 33, 55. Wagener, Larry, Sophomore, PP. 35, 51, 63, 66 Walker, Thomas, Freshman, PP. 37, 41, 51. Wallace, luanietta, Freshman, P. 37. Wallar, Mary, Sophomore, P. 35. Warren, Dale, lunior, PP. 33, 46, 49, 52, 53. Washburn, Carl, Freshman, Washburn, Lloyd, Iunior, PP. Watson, Lela, Iunior, PP. 33, Webb, Charles, Sophomore, Weddle, loyce, Sophomore, Weers, William, Sophomore, PP. 37, 41, 51. 33, 67, 74, 75, 76. 55, 56, 66, 74, 75. PP. 35, 41, 47. P. 35. PP. 35, 47, 51. West, lack, Senior, PP. 29, 71. West err - So homore PP 35 51 Wilhour, Keith, Freshman, PP. 37, 51, 73. Willhouse, Rhuemma, Iunior, PP. 33, 66, 68. Wilson, Mary, Iunior, PP. 33, 56, 63. Wirey, Naomi, Sophomore, P. 35. 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